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. 1978 May;19(5):123–127.

Broiler-breeder vaccination against infectious bursal disease and persistence of maternal antibody in progeny.

P R Ide, J A Schulte-Nordholt, W F Dewitt, J D Smith
PMCID: PMC1789372  PMID: 210922

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