Changes in the NS1 gene of avian influenza viruses isolated in Thailand affect expression of type I interferon in primary chicken embryonic fibroblast cells
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S. Pongcharoen | P. Chamnanpood | Chutamas Thepmalee | P. Sanguansermsri | Naratchala Suwanankhon | C. Chamnanpood | Pannika R. Niumsap | Damratsamon Surangkul | Donruedee Sanguansermsri
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