Pathogenesis of Granulocytopenia and Bone Marrow Atrophy during Classical Swine Fever Involves Apoptosis and Necrosis of Uninfected Cells
Authors:
- Artur SummerfieldASArtur Summerfield
- Sonja M. KnoetigSKSonja M. Knoetig
- Robert TschudinRTRobert Tschudin
- Kenneth C. McCulloughKMKenneth C. McCullough
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