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Reptarenavirus prevalence in reptiles sampled in the UK and related studies

2019-01-01

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Arenaviruses are enveloped RNA viruses with a genome of two segments of single stranded RNA which is classified as ambisense in its coding strategy. Arenaviruses within the Reptarenavirus genus infect many species of snake and are associated with inclusion body disease (IBD). Reptarenavirus infection of humans has not been reported. In this thesis molecular techniques were utilized for RNA analysis and gene amplif...

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DOI: 10.48683/1926.00084931

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