[PDF][PDF] West Nile Virus (Flaviviridae: Flavivirus) in Experimentally Infected Argas Ticks (Acari:Argasidae)
MM Abbassy, M Osman, AS Marzouk - The American journal of tropical …, 1993 - Citeseer
MM Abbassy, M Osman, AS Marzouk
The American journal of tropical medicine and hygiene, 1993•CiteseerMATERIALS AND METHODS Argas arboreus Hoogstraal (Kaiser and Kohls), A. persicus
(Oken), and A. hermanni (Audouin) were maintainedin the laboratoryat 27ÂCand a relative
humidity of 75%@ 5Pigeons were used as a blood meal source to maintain all three spe
cies of ticks. All animal care and manipulations were in accordance with the USDA
implement
(Oken), and A. hermanni (Audouin) were maintainedin the laboratoryat 27ÂCand a relative
humidity of 75%@ 5Pigeons were used as a blood meal source to maintain all three spe
cies of ticks. All animal care and manipulations were in accordance with the USDA
implement
MATERIALS AND METHODS
Argas arboreus Hoogstraal (Kaiser and Kohls), A. persicus (Oken), and A. hermanni (Audouin) were maintainedin the laboratoryat 27ÂCand a relative humidity of 75%@ 5Pigeons were used as a blood meal source to maintain all three spe cies of ticks. All animal care and manipulations were in accordance with the USDA implement
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