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The time-course of a scrapie outbreak.

BMC veterinary research - 13 Jun 2006

McIntyre K Marie, Gubbins Simon, Goldmann Wilfred, Stevenson Emily, Baylis Matthew

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BACKGROUND: Because the incubation period of scrapie has a strong host genetic component and a dose-response relationship, it is possible that changes will occur during an outbreak, especially in the genotypes of cases, age-at-onset of disease and, perhaps, the clinical signs displayed. We investigated these factors for a large outbreak of natural scrapie, which yielded sufficient data to detect temporal trends....

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PMID: 16772026
DOI: 10.1186/1746-6148-2-20
PMCID: PMC1513210

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