Experimental infection of ponies with equine influenza A2 (H3N8) virus strains of different pathogenicity elicits varying interferon and interleukin-6 responses.
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P. Yates | L. Fuxler | E. Wattrang | D. Hannant | D. Jessett | Eva Wattrang | David M Jessett | Phillip Yates | Lisbeth Fuxler | Duncan Hannant
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