Sequence analysis of Australian infectious bursal disease viruses.

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Published in Aust Vet J on March 01, 1999

Authors

J M Proffitt1, D A Bastin, P R Lehrbach

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1: Fort Dodge Australia Pty Ltd, New South Wales.

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