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Confirmatory diagnosis of African swine fever in southern Nigeria by immunoblotting assay
When a swine epizootic occurred in groups of pigs in south western Nigeria in 2001, a need for detailed investigation and confirmatory diagnosis arose at the University of Ibadan. A class of epizootiology students at the university was involved in the investigation. Comprehensive information about t...
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2005
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