Guidebook: Canine Parvovirus

Chapter 14: References

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  6. Larson, L., et al. Evaluation of a CPV-2 Fecal Parvovirus ELISA (SNAP Fecal Parvo Test (r)) from Idexx Laboratories."  Laurie Larson, Mariela Quesada, Eiman Mukhtar, K. Krygowska, and Ronald D. Schultz. in Conference for Research Workers in Animal Diseases. 2007. Chicago.
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  8. Larson, L.J., R.D. Schultz, and S. Newbury, Canine and feline vaccinations and immunology, in Infectious Disease Management in Animal Shelters, L. Miller and K.F. Hurley, Editors. 2009, Wiley-Blackwell: Ames, Iowa. p. 61-82.
  9. Schultz, R.D., et al., Age and long-term protective immunity in dogs and cats. J Comp Pathol, 2010. 142 Suppl 1: p. S102-8.
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