Pseudorabies virus-specific antibodies mask infected monocytes from immune recognition, induce a quiescent infection, and allow virus transmission to endothelial cells

Van de Walle, G

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Pseudorabies virus-specific antibodies mask infected monocytes from immune recognition, induce a quiescent infection, and allow virus transmission to endothelial cells

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Author dc:creator: Van de Walle, G
Contributors dc:contributor: Nauwynck, H
Favoreel, H

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Identifier: https://biblio.ugent.be/publication/471498
http://doi.org/1854/7525
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Van de Walle, G. Pseudorabies virus-specific antibodies mask infected monocytes from immune recognition, induce a quiescent infection, and allow virus transmission to endothelial cells. 2003. http://hdl.handle.net/1854/LU-471498

Pseudorabies virus-specific antibodies mask infected monocytes from immune recognition, induce a quiescent infection, and allow virus transmission to endothelial cells

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