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Molecular characterization of full genome sequences of Newcastle disease viruses circulating among vaccinated chickens in Egypt during 2011-2013.

The Journal of veterinary medical science - 24 Jun 2020

Tran Giang Thi Huong, Sultan Serageldeen, Osman Nabila, Hassan Mohamed Ismail, VAN Dong Hieu, Dao Tung Duy, Omatsu Tsutomu, Katayama Yukie, Mizutani Tetsuya, Takeda Yohei, Ogawa Haruko, Imai Kunitoshi

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Although intensive vaccination programs have been implemented, Newcastle disease (ND) outbreaks, accompanied by severe economic losses, are still reported in Egypt. The genetic characterization of ND virus (NDV) strains isolated from ND-vaccinated chicken flocks provides essential information for improving ND control strategies. Therefore, here, 38 NDV strains were isolated and identified from outbreaks among...

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PMID: 32307343
DOI: 10.1292/jvms.19-0623
PMCID: PMC7324829

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