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  • 21. VENEZUELAN EQUINE ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS FROM SOUTH FLORIDA.
    CHAMBERLAIN RW, SUDIA WD, COLEMAN PH, WORK TH.
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    Scherer WF, Cupp EW, Dziem GM, Breener RJ, Ordonez JV.
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    Scherer WF, Weaver SC, Taylor CA, Cupp EW, Dickerman RW, Rubino HH.
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    Zyzak M, Loyless T, Cope S, Wooster M, Day JF.
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  • 36. Unbiased Strain-Typing of Arbovirus Directly from Mosquitoes Using Nanopore Sequencing: A Field-forward Biosurveillance Protocol.
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