Haemorrhagic colitis in child after visit to farm visitor centre.
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Biomedical subjects
L J Lund
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The natural occurrence of scrapie in moufflon.
Six cases of scrapie were confirmed in two separately maintained flocks of moufflon, in both of which the disease appeared to be endemic. The clinical signs and histopathology were indistinguishable from those observed in scrapie-affected domesticated sheep. The pathology included lesions in the cerebral cortex which, although commonly present in scrapie-affected sheep, have not previously been described in the natural disease.
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Lead poisoning from contaminated feed.
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Two simple methods for recording porcine turbinate morphology.
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The application of fluorescent antibody techniques to the virus of African horse sickness.
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Fluorescent and neutralizing antibody response to infection by Rift Valley fever virus.
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The pathogenicity of Rift Valley fever virus for the baboon.
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Observations on the growth and development of bluetongue, nairobi sheep disease and Rift Valley Fever viruses by fluorescent antibody technique and titration in a tissue culture system.
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Detection of Rift Valley fever virus by the fluorescent antibody technique in organs of experimentally infected animals.
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Studies on the fluorescent and neutralizing antibodies to bluetongue virus in sheep.
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Snout impression prints: a technique for recording lesions in porcine atrophic rhinitis.
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