Synonymous codon usage of the VP2 gene of a very virulent infectious bursal disease virus isolate serial passaged in chicken embryos
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Chen Wang | Chunjie Zhang | Yinju Li | Xiangchao Cheng | Tingcai Wu | Chen Wang | Xiangchao Cheng | Chunjie Zhang | Yinju Li | Tingcai Wu
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