Разработка иммуноферментных тест-систем для выявления антител к рота-и коронавирусам крупного рогатого скота
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Исследования 2495 проб сыворотки крови КРС, поступивших из 32 регионов РФ, на наличие антител к ротавирусам показали, что 43,1% были серопозитивными к возбудителю ротавирусной инфекции, а исследования 1344 проб сыворотки крови КРС, поступивших из 27 регионов РФ, на наличие антител к коронавирусам показали, что 67,7% были серопозитивными к возбудителю коронавирусной инфекции. Полученные результаты… Читать ещё >
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