The High Susceptibility of Turkeys to Influenza Viruses of Different Origins Implies their Importance as Potential Intermediate Hosts

S.P.S. Pillai; M. Pantin-Jackwood; H.M. Yassine; Y.M. Saif; C.W. Lee

doi:10.1637/9144-877009-DIGEST.1

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S.P.S. Pillai, M. Pantin-Jackwood, H.M. Yassine, Y.M. Saif, C.W. Lee¹

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S.P.S. Pillai, M. Pantin-Jackwood, H.M. Yassine, Y.M. Saif, and C.W. Lee "The High Susceptibility of Turkeys to Influenza Viruses of Different Origins Implies their Importance as Potential Intermediate Hosts," Avian Diseases Digest 5(s1), (1 March 2010). https://doi.org/10.1637/9144-877009-DIGEST.1

Published: 1 March 2010