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A minority of seropositive wild bank voles (Clethrionomys glareolus) show evidence of current Puumala virus infection

1998

Alexeyev, O.A. | Ahlm, C. | Elgh, F. | Aava, B. | Palo, T. | Settergren, B. | Tarnvik, A. | Wadell, G. | Juto, P. (Department of Virology, Umea University, S-90 185 Umea (Sweden))

AGROVOC Keywords

animal salvaje animal sauvage antibodies anticorps anticuerpos antigene antigens arn blood serum campagnol enfermedades humanas epidemiologia epidemiologie epidemiology genre humain hantavirus hosts human diseases lungs maladie de l'homme mankind pathogenese pathogenesis poumon pulmones puumala virus rna rodentia rodents roedores rongeur topillos virose viroses virosis virus viruses voles wild animals zoonose zoonoses zoonosis

Bibliographic information

Published in

Epidemiology and Infection (United Kingdom)

Volume 121 Issue 2

Pagination

pp. 419-425

Other Subjects

Hote; Suero sanguineo; Clethrionomys glareolus; Genero humano; Reservoir hosts; Patogenesis; Infections; Serum sanguin; Huespedes; Antigenos

Language

English

Note

29 ref.

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