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American Journal of Veterinary Research|July 28, 2016

In vitro effects of cysteine protease inhibitors on Trichomonas foetus-induced cytopathic changes in porcine intestinal epithelial cellsM Katherine Tolbert, Mabre D Brand, Emily N Gould

Ecohealth|June 11, 2016

Water Temperature Affects Susceptibility to RanavirusMabre D Brand, Rachel D Hill, Roberto Brenes, et al.

Journal of Aquatic Animal Health|June 5, 2014

Susceptibility of fish and turtles to three ranaviruses isolated from different ectothermic vertebrate classesRoberto Brenes, Debra L Miller, Thomas B Waltzek, et al.

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American Journal of Veterinary Research|July 28, 2016

In vitro effects of cysteine protease inhibitors on Trichomonas foetus-induced cytopathic changes in porcine intestinal epithelial cellsM Katherine Tolbert, Mabre D Brand, Emily N Gould

Ecohealth|June 11, 2016

Water Temperature Affects Susceptibility to RanavirusMabre D Brand, Rachel D Hill, Roberto Brenes, et al.

Journal of Aquatic Animal Health|June 5, 2014

Susceptibility of fish and turtles to three ranaviruses isolated from different ectothermic vertebrate classesRoberto Brenes, Debra L Miller, Thomas B Waltzek, et al.

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