Oral vaccination of racoons (Procyon lotor) with baculovirus-expressed rabies virus glycoprotein
Authors:
- Charles E. RupprechtCRCharles E. Rupprecht
- Bernhard DietzscholdBDBernhard Dietzschold
- Hong Shun NiuHNHong Shun Niu
- Hilary KoprowskiHKHilary Koprowski
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