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Changes in some biophysical characteristics of African horsesickness virus (no. 3922) during attenuation
African horsesickness virus (No.3922, Type 7), attenuated for the horse by serial passage in suckling mouse brain, was studied at various passage levels to determine whether any change in the biophysical characters of the infectious particles had occurred. during the process of attenuation. Such cha...
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Animal Demography Unit (ADU)
2020
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