Titlebook: Virus Diseases in Laboratory and Captive Animals; Gholamreza Darai Book 1988 Martinus Nijhoff Publishing, Boston 1988 hepatitis.hepatitis

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,Aujeszky’s Disease (Pseudorabies) in Laboratory and Captive Animals, pig, in which the disease is seldom fatal over a certain age, while it is a fatal disease in many animal species coming into direct or indirect contact with the pig. Under natural conditions AD rarely occurs in captive animals (foxes, minks, dogs in kennel and zoo animals) but never in laboratory a

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Herpesvirus Sylvilagus: Lymphoproliferative Agent of Cottontail Rabbits,yperplasia, the appearance of atypical lymphocytes in the peripheral blood, and an intense T-cell proliferation. ., the virus is present latently in B and T lymphocytes in both a covalently closed circular form and a linear duplex form. ., the virus is able to bind to lymphocytes but a productive in

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The Pathogenicity and Molecular Biology of Guinea Pig Cytomegalovirus,of the acute phase of infection is dependent upon the strain of the host and whether the host is pregnant. During the persistent phase of infection, virus persists in the salivary glands, the pancreas, and lymphoid tissues. GPCMV infects the placenta of pregnant guinea pigs, crosses the placenta and

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Nucleotide Sequence Comparison of Simian Adenoviruses SA7P and SA7: Implication for the Classificatnzyme analysis it was retyped as an antigenic variant of simian adenovirus SA7 (S16), and named SA7P. Recently, the E1A genes of SA7P and of the authentic SA7 have been sequenced. In this paper the two sequences are compared, and found to diverge by 5%. The same degree of divergence applies to the a

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Parvoviruses,l, nonenveloped, 20 ± 2 nm diameter capsid (Fig. 1), a relatively high buoyant density (1.37 – 1.45 g/cm. in cesium chloride), and a marked resistance to a number of potentially degradative environmental factors such as heat, pH extremes and harsh chemicals. Based on host specificity and requirement

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