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Polymorphisms in the porcine CD163 associated with response to PRRSV infection.

Animal genetics - 1 Feb 2018

Lim Byeonghwi, Khatun Amina, Kim Sang-Wook, Nazki Salik, Jeong Chang-Gi, Gu Suna, Lee Jungjae, Lee Kyung-Tai, Park Choi-Kyu, Lee Sang-Myeong, Kim Won-Il, Kim Kwan-Suk

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PMID: 29285769
DOI: 10.1111/age.12630

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