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Published 2010
“... cancer was not effective in the prevention of the disease progression....”
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Published 2020
“... of disease. Because it is a zoonotic bacterium, it is important to control the infection, avoiding...”
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Published 2009
“... to decrease in both groups, but without a difference between groups. The number of lesions diminished...”
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Published 2021
Subjects: “...Hyperproliferative skin diseases...”
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Published 2021
Subjects: “...Hyperproliferative skin diseases...”
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Published 2018
Subjects: “...Diseases of cattle...”
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Published 2016
“... yield has been associated with lameness and claw lesions. Lameness has also been associated with...”
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Published 2018
“...ABSTRACT: Bovine vaccinia (BV) is a vesicular disease induced by the Vaccinia virus (VACV) that...”
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Published 2020
Subjects: “...Foot-and-mouth disease...”
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Published 2010
“... of L. (L.) amazonensis infection between the two mouse strains demonstrated a gradual increase of foot lesions in BALB...”
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