Titlebook: Viruses of Lower Vertebrates; Winfried Ahne,Edouard Kurstak Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 amphibians.

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不如屎殼郎

結果

Paramyxovirus Infection in Snakes et al.,1978) and Paramyxovirus (pneumonia with encephalitis; Foelsch et al.,1976; Jacobson et al.,1980,1981) have been reported to be pathogenic for snakes. In this report, we describe spontaneous generalized Paramyxovirus infection in juvenil and adult snakes of the families Boidae, Colubridae and

健壯

Do in Reptiles Togaviruses and Flaviviruses Persist? viruses. In contrast, isolations from wildcaught reptiles have been mainly arboviruses of the Togaviridae and Flaviviridae families, i.e. the former Group A and Group B arboviruses, respectively. These isolations derive mainly from attempts in the 60’s and 70’s to understand the ecology of certain

Palter

腐蝕

Lymphocystis Disease of Fishess which are located mostly on the body and fins. Occasionally, lymphocystis nodules occur in or on the surface of the body cavity and the internal organs as well as on the gills. Each nodule represents one single hypertrophied cell which may reach a size up to 2 mm in diameter and a volume of about

Seizure

Herpesviruses of Fishesy as 1563 as “carp pox”. The presence of typical herpesvirus particles associated with carp pox however, were not observed until 400 years later by Schubert (1966). The first herpesvirus to be isolated from fish was the agent causing channel catfish virus disease (CCVD) by Fijan et al. 1970. Several

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慢跑

Conference proceedings 1989tion on molecular virology and oncogenicity derives from viruses occurring in amphibians. New insights into the field of zoonosis were gained by studies of lower vertebrates serving as intermediate hosts in multiple human infections. Certain viruses, e.g. the influenza virus or calicivirus, seem cap

指派

ew information on molecular virology and oncogenicity derives from viruses occurring in amphibians. New insights into the field of zoonosis were gained by studies of lower vertebrates serving as intermediate hosts in multiple human infections. Certain viruses, e.g. the influenza virus or calicivirus