Serologic studies of bovine respiratory syncytial virus in Minnesota cattle

Baker, J. C.; Ames, T. R.; Markham, R. J. Frederick

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Baker, J. C., Ames, T. R., & Markham, R. J. F. (1985). Serologic studies of bovine respiratory syncytial virus in Minnesota cattle. American Journal Of Veterinary Research, 46(4), 891-892.

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Title: Serologic studies of bovine respiratory syncytial virus in Minnesota cattle
Author(s): Baker, J. C.
Ames, T. R.
Markham, R. J. Frederick
Source: American Journal of Veterinary Research
Genre: Journal Article
Date: 1985
Volume: 46
Issue: 4
Start Page: 891
End Page: 892
Department: Pathology and Microbiology
Abstract: Serum antibody titers to bovine respiratory syncytial virus were determined for 559 cattle. Serum samples were obtained through the Minnesota State-Federal Brucellosis Laboratory and were collected over a 1-year period. Results of this study revealed an antibody prevalence of 65.5% to bovine respiratory syncytial virus. The distribution of antibody titers is presented, as well as analysis of titers based on breed, sex, and age of the cattle.
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