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Spatial and temporal patterns of porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus (PRRSV) genotypes in Ontario, Canada, 2004-2007.

BMC veterinary research - 5 Apr 2014

Rosendal Thomas, Dewey Cate, Friendship Robert, Wootton Sarah, Young Beth, Poljak Zvonimir

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BACKGROUND: The spread of PRRSV among pig herds has been investigated experimentally, but few observational studies have investigated this subject. Because PRRSV is endemic and live modified vaccines are used in Ontario, the spatial and temporal distributions of 6 PRRSV genotypes were investigate...

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PMID: 24708804
DOI: 10.1186/1746-6148-10-83
PMCID: PMC4005473

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