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Experimental infection of a newly emerging Korean type I porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus isolate in colostrum-deprived pigs.

Hye Kwon HK Kim, Chul Seung CS Lee, Bo Kyu BK Kang, Min Ju MJ Yeom, Hyoung Joon HJ Moon, Seong Jun SJ Park, Van Giap VG Nguyen, Dae Sub DS Song, and Bong Kyun BK Park

Virol J (2011) PMID 21496335

Recently, new emergence of type I PRRSV has been reported in Korea by several research groups. Although specific subgroups of type I PRRSVs in Korea were observed in the previous phylogenetic analysis, there is a lack of information about the virulence of type I PRRSV recently isolated in Korea.

DOI: 10.1186/1743-422X-8-177
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