Supplementary material from the study on survival of African swine fever virus in feed, bedding materials and mechanical vectors, and their potential role in virus transmission
Blome, Sandra; Schäfer, Mandy; Ishchenko, Liudmyla; Müller, Claudia; Fischer, Melina; Carrau, Tessa; Liu, Lihong; +7 Authors
Blome, Sandra; Schäfer, Mandy; Ishchenko, Liudmyla; Müller, Claudia; Fischer, Melina; Carrau, Tessa; Liu, Lihong; Emmoth, Eva; Ståhl, Karl; Mader, Anneluise; Wendland, Mila; Kowalczyk, Janine; Mateus-Vargas, Rafael; Pieper, Robert;
Supplementary material from the study on survival of African swine fever virus in feed, bedding materials and mechanical vectors, and their potential role in virus transmission
Supplementary material from the experimental studies developed to analyse the survival of African swine fever virus in feed, bedding materials and mechanical vectors, and their potential role in virus transmission.
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- National Veterinary Institute Ethiopia
- Friedrich Loeffler Institute Germany
- Federal Institute for Risk Assessment Germany
african swine fever, feed, transmission, bedding, stability, arthropods
african swine fever, feed, transmission, bedding, stability, arthropods
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