Clinical, pathological, and molecular features of classical and L-type atypical-BSE in goats
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Elisa Baioni | Cristiana Maurella | Daniela Meloni | Antonio D'Angelo | Elena Berrone | Alessandra Favole | Maria Mazza | Cristina Casalone | Barbara Iulini | N. Martinelli | G. Lombardi | Elena Vallino Costassa | Silvia Colussi | Nicola Martinelli | Monica Lo Faro | Paola Crociara | Silvia Grifoni | Marina Gallo | Guerino Lombardi | Cristiano Corona | C. Maurella | A. Favole | C. Casalone | S. Colussi | M. Mazza | C. Corona | D. Meloni | B. Iulini | E. Baioni | S. Grifoni | E. Berrone | E. Vallino Costassa | Marina Gallo | P. Crociara | A. D’angelo | Monica Lo Faro | Elena Berrone
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