July 1, 1982Journal of Clinical MicrobiologyOpen Access

Shedding of rotavirus in feces of sows before and after farrowing

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DBDavid A. BenfieldUniversity of Nebraska–Lincoln ISIvan J. StotzSouth Dakota State University RMRoger A. MooreUniversity of Portsmouth

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Sows may shed rotavirus peripartum despite seropositivity; supports adult swine as epidemiological reservoirs but remains hypothesis-generating for herd control.

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Benfield et al. (1982) studied this question.

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Sows may shed rotavirus peripartum despite seropositivity; supports adult swine as epidemiological reservoirs but remains hypothesis-generating for herd control.

Shedding of rotavirus in feces of sows before and after farrowing

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Shedding of rotavirus in feces of sows before and after farrowing

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