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avian lymphomatosis

Known as: lymphomatosis of fowl 
National Institutes of Health

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1976
1976
Comparison of an Avian Osteopetrosis Virus with an Avian Lymphomatosis Virus by RNA-DNA Hybridization
Myeloblastosis-associated virus (MAV)-2(0), a virus which was derived from avian myeloblastosis virus and induced a high… 
1968
1968
An electron microscope study of virus-like particles in chick embryo and L cell cultures.
Latent virus infections in chickens have been recognized for several years. Many investigators have seen spherical, virus-like… 
1964
1964
Transmission of virus from field cases of avian lymphomatosis. III. Variation in the oncogenic spectra of passaged virus isolates.
1963
1963
Avian lymphomatosis. V. Air-borne transmission.
1. Burmester, B. R., A. M. Gross, W. G. Walter, and A. K. Fontes. Pathogenicity of a viral strain (RPL-12) causing avian visceral… 
1961
1961
[The ocular lymphomatosis of fowl].
1959
1959
Electron microscopy of avian lymphomatosis virus propagated in tissue culture.
Viruses isolated from avian erythroblastosis and myeloblastosis have been extensively investigated with the electron microscope… 
1958
1958
Cultivation in Tissue Culture of the Virus of Avian Lymphomatosis
Summary An agent has been cultivated in tissue culture from avian lymphomatous liver filtrates which can be passed serially in… 
1957
1957
ROUTES OF NATURAL INFECTION IN AVIAN LYMPHOMATOSIS
1947
1947
The influence of sulfamerazine upon the incidence of avian lymphomatosis.
1947
1947
The influence of sulfamerazine upon the incidence of avian lymphomatosis.
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