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Characterization of a Second Bovine Rotavirus Serotype [PDF]
Bovine rotavirus (BRV) V 1005 was characterized by two-way cross-neutralization tests as a second serotype of BRV. Virions and inner shell particles of 65 nm and 55 nm diameter respectively, and empty capsids of 65 nm and 55 nm diameter were separated by
Fryder, V. +4 more
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Zhenghua Zhu,1,* Xiang Wang,1,* Jinhong Zhao,1 Zuozhou Xie,1 Chen Yang,1 Lingyi Li,2 Yi Liu1 1Department of Respiration, The Second People’s Hospital of Kunming, Kunming, People’s Republic of China; 2Department of Medical, Hangzhou Matridx ...
Zhu Z +6 more
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Isolation of an Avianlike Group A Rotavirus from a Calf with Diarrhea [PDF]
An atypical group A rotavirus (993/83) was isolated from a 3-day-old German calf with diarrhea. It differed from 35 conventional German bovine rotavirus isolates analyzed previously with respect to subgroup (strain 993/83 was non-subgroup I and non ...
Gerna, Giuseppe +3 more
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Serotype distribution for the STs expressing more than one serotype between 2008–2011.
Serotype distribution for the STs expressing more than one serotype between 2008–2011.
José Melo-Cristino (89063) +5 more
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Global Warming and Rising Threat of Dengue Fever: Expectations in Disease Management
Arbovirus-borne dengue fever remains a global public health threat. The actual burden of dengue infection may be underestimated due to undiagnosed or misdiagnosed fever cases.
Swati Sinha, Auley De, Ajanta Halder
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African swine fever virus (ASFV) has been responsible for the globally devastating epidemics in wild and domesticated pigs. Of the 24 identified ASFV genotypes, genotype II is the primary cause for the pandemic occurring in Europe and Asia since its ...
Muhammad Salman +14 more
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(A) Shown is the serotype incidence by school in each year. (B) Shown is the serotype incidence by school in all years.
Wut Dulyachai (147264) +9 more
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Glaesserella parasuis (GPS) is an important bacterial pathogen of swine. Serotype identification has presented a bottleneck in GPS research since it was first identified as the pathogen causing Glässer’s disease in pigs in 1910.
Yaxin Zhu +4 more
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