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Current Trends in Biotechnology and PharmacyVol. 5 (1) 1011-1020 January 2011. ISSN 0973-8916 (Print), 2230-7303 (Online)101912. Tapay, L.M., Cesar, E., Nadala, Jr. E.C.B.,and Loh, P.C. (1999). A polymerase chainreaction (PCR) protocol for the detectionof various geographical isolates of whitespot virus (WSV). J Virol Methods, 82: 39-43.13. Chang, P.S., Chen, H.C., and Wand, Y.C.(1998). Detection of white spot syndromeassociated baculovirus WSBV inexperimentally infected wild shrimps, crabsand lobsters by in situ hybridization.Aquaculture, 164: 232-242.14. Rameshthangam, P. and Ramasamy, P.(2005). Protein expression in white spotsyndrome in virus infected Penaeusmonodon Fabricius. Virus Res., 110: 133-141.15. Hsin-Yiu-Chou, Chang-Yi Huang, Chuang-Hsiung Wang, Hsien-Choung Chiang, andChu-Fang Lo (1995). Pathogenicity of abaculovirus infection causing white spotsyndrome in cultured penaied shrimp inTaiwan. Dis Aquat Org., 23: 165-173.16. Sambrook, J., and Russell, D. (2001).Molecular Cloning, A Laboratory Manual,3rd ed. Cold Spring Harbor LaboratoryPress, Cold Spring Harbor, NY.17. Rajan, P.R., Ramasamy, P., Purushothaman,V., and Brennan, G.P. (2000). White spotbaculovirus syndrome virus in the Indianshrimp Penaeus monodon and Penaeusindicus. Aquaculture, 184: 31-44.18. Peng, S.E., Lo, C.F., Lin, S.C., Chen, L.L.,Chang, Y.S., Liu, K.F., Su, M.S. and Kou,G.H. (2001). Performance of WSSVinfectedand WSSV-negative Penaeusmonodon post larvae in culture ponds. DisAquat Org., 46: 165-172.19. Wang, Y.C., Hassan, M.D., Shariff, M.,Zamri, S.M., and Chen, X. (1999).Histopathology and cytopathology of whitespot syndrome virus (WSSV) in culturedPenaeus monodon from peninsularMalaysia with emphasis on pathogenesis andthe mechanism of white spot formation. DisAquat Org., 39: 1-11.20. Lo, C.F., Ho, C.H., Chen, C.H., Liu, K.F.,Chiu, Y.L., Yeh, P.Y., Peng, S.E., Hsu, H.C.,Liu, H.C., Chang, C.F., Su, M.S., Wang,C.H. and Kou, G.H. (1997a). Detection andtissue distribution of white spot syndromebaculovirus (WSBV) in captured broodersof Penaeus monodon with a specialemphasis on reproductive organs. Dis AquatOrg., 30: 53-72.21. Rodrguez, J., Bayot, B., Amano, Y.,Panchana, F., Blas Ide, Alday, V. andCalderon, J. (2003). White spot syndromevirus infection in cultured Penaeusvannamei (Boone) in Ecuador withemphasis on histopathology andUltrastructure. J Fish Dis., 26: 439-450.22. Yoganandhan, K., Sathish, S., Murugan, V.,Narayanan, R.B. and Sahul Hameed, A.S.(2003). Screening the organs for earlydetection of white spot syndrome virus inPenaeus indicus by histopathology andPCR techniques. Aquaculture, 215: 21-29.23. Mohan, C.V. and Curnow, R.N. (1998).Recent findings on white spot syndrome(WSS) of cultured shrimps: Managementimplications. Fishing Chimes, 18(6): 5-7.24. Pantoja, C.R. and Lightner, D.V. (2003).Similarity between the histopathology ofwhite spot syndrome virus and yellow headsyndrome virus and its relevance todiagnosis of YHV disease in the Americas.Aquaculture, 218: 47-54.Protein expression in WSSV
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