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. 1971 May;21(5):946–948. doi: 10.1128/am.21.5.946-948.1971

Preliminary Observations on the Pathogenesis of a Virulent Strain of Newcastle Disease Virus in Chickens

K V Singh 1, Najla Saad 1, A El Zein 1
PMCID: PMC377315  PMID: 5574326

Abstract

Development of Newcastle disease, after experimental and natural infection with the virulent strain VLT of Newcastle disease virus, and its growth and distribution in some selected tissues as assayed by the enumeration of plaques are reported.

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