[Multiplication, interference, and interferon induction of avian herpesviruses. Contribution to the vaccination against Marek's disease. 2. Materials and methods, results, discussion and conclusion]

[Article in German]

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[Article in German]

E F Kaleta. Zentralbl Veterinarmed B. 1977 Jun.

. 1977 Jun;24(6):429-75.

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