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[The spread of hantaviruses in western Siberia].

Meditsinskaia parazitologiia i parazitarnye bolezni - 1 Jan 2000

Iakimenko V V, Dekonenko A E, Mal'kova M G, Kuz'min I V, Tantsev A K, Dzagurova T K, Tkachenko E A

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Studies made in west Siberia established the existence of at least 4 hantavirus types: Puumala, Tula, Topografov, and Dobrava/Belgrade. The authors detected Puumala virus genovariants in voles, Tula virus in sagebrush and narrow-skulled voles, and Topografov virus in Siberian lemmings. The etiological role of the hantavirus Dobrada/Belgrade was defined in the structure of morbidity of hemorrhagic fever with the...

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