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Extensive Host Sharing of Central European Tula Virus

5 Nov 2009

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To examine the host association of Tula virus (TULV), a hantavirus present in large parts of Europe, we investigated a total of 791 rodents representing 469 Microtus arvalis and 322 Microtus agrestis animals from northeast, northwest, and southeast Germany, including geographical regions with sympatric occurrence of both vole species, for the presence of TULV infections. Based on serological investigation,...

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PMID: 19889769
DOI: 10.1128/jvi.01226-09

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