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使用复合疫苗 - - 狂犬病疫苗进行大规模的狂犬病根除

B Brochier1, M P Kieny, F Costy

  • 1Department of Virology, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Liège, Brussels, Belgium.

Nature
|December 19, 1991
PubMed
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一种新型重组疫苗病毒疫苗 (VVTGgRAB) 有效控制了欧洲红狐的狂犬病. 这次口服诱疫苗接种活动在比利时一个大地区显著降低了狂犬病发病率.

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