Neuropathological changes in stranded cetaceans affected by Herpesvirus.

Neuropathological changes in stranded cetaceans affected by Herpesvirus.

<p>Animals are identified using the case identification provided in <b><a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0311767#pone.0311767.t001" target="_blank">Table 1</a></b> (ID). (A) Brain cortex (ID10). Focus of gliosis. H...

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Main Author: Ignacio Vargas-Castro (16712646) (author)
Other Authors: Federica Giorda (9454927) (author), Virginia Mattioda (14458863) (author), Maria Goria (9454930) (author), Laura Serracca (16712649) (author), Katia Varello (137114) (author), Valerio Carta (19935371) (author), Sabrina Nodari (19935374) (author), Maria Grazia Maniaci (19935377) (author), Luana Dell’Atti (16907716) (author), Camilla Testori (19935380) (author), Nicola Pussini (19935383) (author), Barbara Iulini (47153) (author), Roberta Battistini (14458875) (author), Simona Zoppi (9454936) (author), Fabio Di Nocera (15365314) (author), Giuseppe Lucifora (9454924) (author), Elena Fontanesi (19935386) (author), Pierluigi Acutis (379154) (author), Cristina Casalone (47143) (author), Carla Grattarola (9454954) (author), Simone Peletto (4605817) (author)
Published: 2024
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Medicine
Microbiology
Neuroscience
Biotechnology
Evolutionary Biology
Ecology
Immunology
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