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Characterization of small ruminant lentivirus A4 subtype isolates and assessment of their pathogenic potential in naturally infected goats.

Virology journal - 3 Apr 2014

Deubelbeiss Martina, Blatti-Cardinaux Laure, Zahno Marie-Luise, Zanoni Reto, Vogt Hans-Rudolf, Posthaus Horst, Bertoni Giuseppe

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BACKGROUND: Small ruminant lentiviruses escaping efficient serological detection are still circulating in Swiss goats in spite of a long eradication campaign that essentially eliminated clinical cases of caprine arthritis encephalitis in the country. This strongly suggests that the circulating vi...

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PMID: 24708706
DOI: 10.1186/1743-422X-11-65
PMCID: PMC3995504

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