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S C Suffin, K B Muck, D D Porter

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|October 1, 1977

Abstract:

Vesicular stomatitis virus caused transplacental infection in ferrets, resulting in infant death. No clinically significant illness was observed in the adult, despite histological changes in the uterus, liver, and spleen.

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