Oncogenesis and Other Pathological Results of Herpesvirus Infection

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Cornwell, H. J. C, and N. G. Wright: Neonatal canine herpesvirus infection: A review of present knowledge. Vet. Rec. 84, 2 (1969). 7. Davenport, H.A.: Histological and Histochemical Technics p. 372. Philadelphia: W.B.Saunders, 1961. 8.

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