Titlebook: Canine Parvovirus: A New Pathogen; Cherelyn Vella,S. W. Ketteridge Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 AIDS.Antigen.Darminfek

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Video and Opto-Digital Imaging Microscopy,ty that there may be some potential for CPV to spread into further species unrelated to the dog. At present, though, there is no irrefutable evidence of CPV causing disease in any other species of animal.

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Prospects and Problems,ty that there may be some potential for CPV to spread into further species unrelated to the dog. At present, though, there is no irrefutable evidence of CPV causing disease in any other species of animal.

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Book 1991ithin a few months thevirus crossed national and continental boundaries causinghigh fatality in domestic dog populations. A similar patternof transmission was seen in sylvatic canines but infectionwaslargely subclinical. Between 1979 and 1981 CPV wasreplaced worldwide by an antigenic variant designa

outset

New Horizons for Magic-Angle Spinning NMR,81, enteric disease caused by CPV had become world-wide, and a second manifestation, myocarditis, was recognised in young puppies only. At the time of its sudden appearance in 1978, canine populations simply had no immunity to CPV, and it consequently led to a disease of epizootic status with no prediliction for either sex or breed.

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Fluorescent Proteins for Neuronal Imaging,ion. Sites of virus multiplication are determined to a large extent by the fact that virus replication can only be supported by host cells which are actively dividing and so may be modified by any factor which influences the mitotic index of host tissue.

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