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Co-circulation of widely disparate strains of rabbit haemorrhagic disease virus could explain localised epidemicity in the United Kingdom.

Virology - 10 Oct 2009

Forrester N L, Boag B, Buckley A, Moureau G, Gould E A

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Serum and liver samples collected monthly, during 2005, from healthy wild rabbits at a site in Pitroddie, Scotland, were analysed by ELISA and RT-PCR sequencing. Sera collected in January and February had high antibody titres against RHDV. However, during the rabbit breeding season average antibo...

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PMID: 19692104
DOI: 10.1016/j.virol.2009.07.008

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