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Hantavirus surveillance and genetic diversity targeting small mammals at Camp Humphreys, a US military installation and new expansion site, Republic of Korea.
PloS one - 1 Jan 2017
Kim Heung-Chul, Kim Won-Keun, Klein Terry A, Chong Sung-Tae, Nunn Peter V, Kim Jeong-Ah, Lee Seung-Ho, No Jin Sun, Song Jin-Won
Abstract excerpt
Small mammal surveillance was conducted (2008-2010, 2012) at Camp (Cp) Humphreys, a US Army installation and new expansion site, Republic of Korea (ROK), to identify hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome health threats to US military/civilian populations during its ongoing expansion phase. Small mammals were collected using Sherman live capture traps and transported to Korea University where they were euthanized,...
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