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Beyond specific pathogen-free: biology and effect of common viruses in macaques.

Comparative medicine - 1 Feb 2008

Lerche Nicholas W, Simmons Joe H

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Macaque models have contributed to key advances in our basic knowledge of behavior, anatomy, and physiology as well as to our understanding of a wide variety of human diseases. This issue of Comparative Medicine focuses on several of the viral agents (members of Retroviridae, Herpesviridae and 2 small DNA viruses) that can infect both nonhuman primates and humans as well as confound research studies. Featured...

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