Biomedical subjects
G R SCOTT
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Adverse reactions in cattle after vaccination with lapinized rinderpest virus.
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Influence of the route of exposure on the titre of rinderpest virus in rabbits.
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Rinderpest in pigs of European origin.
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Transmission of lapinized rinderpest virus by contact between rabbits.
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Rinderpest interference with caprinized rinderpest virus.
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Treatment of rinderpest-infected cattle with caprinized rinderpest virus.
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An antigenic relationship between the viruses of bovine rinderpest and canine distemper.
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Blue wildebeest and the aetiological agent of bovine malignant catarrhal fever.
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Newcastle disease in the grey parrot (Psittacus erithacus L.).
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Heat inactivation of rinderpest-infected bovine tissues.
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Mortality of rabbits inoculated with lapinised rinderpest virus.
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Effect of caprinized rinderpest virus in rabbits.
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Rift Valley fever and Rift Valley rodents.
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A neutralization test for the detection of rinderpest antibodies.
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Blood changes in swine with African swine fever.
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The optimum concentration of lapinised rinderpest virus for the inoculation of rabbits in the production of vaccine.
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