A 3-year serological and virological cattle follow-up in Madagascar highlands suggests a non-classical transmission route of Rift Valley fever virus

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General Info

Geography

Madagascar (MDG)

Time period covered

01/2011 - 12/2011

Data type

Scientific literature

Keywords

Rift valley fever

Citation

Authors

Nicolas G, Durand B, Rakotoarimanana TT, Lacote S, Chevalier V, Marianneau P

Journal

Am J Trop Med Hyg

Volume

Issue

Pages

265-6

Publication year

2014

Suggested citation

Nicolas G, Durand B, Rakotoarimanana TT, Lacote S, Chevalier V, Marianneau P. A 3-year serological and virological cattle follow-up in Madagascar highlands suggests a non-classical transmission route of Rift Valley fever virus. Am J Trop Med Hyg. 2014; 90(2): 265-6.

DOI

104269ajtmh130538

PMID

24366500

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A 3-year serological and virological cattle follow-up in Madagascar highlands suggests a non-classical transmission route of Rift Valley fever virus

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