论文信息 - Adenoviral gizzard erosions in Italian chicken flocks

Adenoviral gizzard erosions in Italian chicken flocks

TYPE 1 avian adenoviruses belong to the genus Aviadenovirus within the adenovirus family. Five species of fowl adenovirus (fAdV) (designated by the letters A to E) are recognised within the Aviadenovirus genus based largely on molecular criteria, in particular restriction enzyme fragmentation

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