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Characterization of Newcastle disease viruses isolated from cormorant and gull
species in the United States in 2010.
Avian Diseases 56, 128-133
DILAVERIS, D., C. CHEN, P. KAISER u. P. H. RUSSELL (2007):
The safety and immunogenicity of an in ovo vaccine against Newcastle disease virus
differ between two lines of chicken.
Vaccine 25, 3792-3799
DORTMANS, J. C., B. P. PEETERS u. G. KOCH (2012):
Newcastle disease virus outbreaks: Vaccine mismatch or inadequate application?
Veterinary Microbiology 160, 17-22
Veterinary Microbiology
DOYLE (1935):
Newcastle Disease of Fowls.
Journal of Comparative Pathology and Therapeutics 48, 1-20
DUMRONGSOONTORNCHAI, P. (1999)
Investigations on immune cell populations of the head-associated lymphoid tissues
(HALT): Immunohistochemical aspects, cell-mediated and humoral immune response
in unvaccinated and vaccinated commercial broilers.
Dissertation, Hannover, Klinik für Geflügel
FABRICANT, J., B. W. CALNEK u. K. A. SCHAT (1982):
The early pathogenesis of turkey herpesvirus infection in chickens and turkeys.
Avian Diseases 26, 257-264
FAGERLAND, J. A. u. L. H. ARP (1993a):
Distribution and quantitation of plasma cells, T lymphocyte subsets, and B
lymphocytes in bronchus-associated lymphoid tissue of chickens: age-related
differences.
Regional Immunology 5, 28-36
FAGERLAND, J. A. u. L. H. ARP (1993b):
Structure and development of bronchus-associated lymphoid tissue in conventionally
reared broiler chickens.