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Two methods for the detection of neuraminidase antibodies were compared. The lectin neuraminidase inhibition test (LNI-test) gave results comparable with those provided by the conventional neuraminidase inhibition test (NI-test). Reproducibility and repeatability were better with the LNI-test which used smaller amounts of materials, was less time consuming than the NI-test and was more sensitive.
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