Volume 20, Number 7—July 2014
Dispatch
Highly Pathogenic Fowlpox Virus in Cutaneously Infected Chickens, China
Kui Zhao1, Wenqi He1, Shengnan Xie, Deguang Song, Huijun Lu, Wei Pan, Ping Zhou, Wenfeng Liu, Rongguang Lu, Jiyong Zhou, and Feng Gao
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Figure 2. Macropathologic images of fowlpox virus infection in experimentally infected specific pathogen free (SPF) chickensChinaA) Brown variolar crusts on the combs of 18-day-old SPF chickens at 14 days postinfection (dpi)B) Large areas of brown scabs on the backs of 18-day-old SPF chickens at 14 dpiC) Multifocal to coalescing pock lesions on the combs of 53-day-old SPF chickens at 14 dpiD) Cutaneous exanthema variolosum on the combs of 145-day-old SPF chickens at 14 dpi.
1These authors contributed equally to this article.
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