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  • 21. Vaccinia viruses isolated from skin infection in horses produced cutaneous and systemic disease in experimentally infected rabbits.
    Cargnelutti JF, Schmidt C, Masuda EK, Nogueira PR, Weiblen R, Flores EF.
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    Lindström M, Nevas M, Kurki J, Sauna-aho R, Latvala-Kiesilä A, Pölönen I, Korkeala H.
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  • 25. Vaccinia viruses isolated from cutaneous disease in horses are highly virulent for rabbits.
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  • 30. [The detection and identification of poxvirus in domestic cats].
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  • 34. [Demonstration of an ectromelia enzootic in hairless mice].
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  • 39. Experimental infection of Norvegian rats (Rattus norvegicus) with ratpox virus.
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  • 40. Controlling orthopoxvirus infections--200 years after Jenner's revolutionary immunization.
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