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Parvovirus Infections in Humans

Neil R. Blacklow

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Abstract Parvoviruses are small, species‐specific DNA‐containing viruses that infect several animal species. The human parvoviruses include two agents, B19 virus and adeno‐associated virus; B19 virus causes several disease syndromes and is a medically important pathogen.

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Abstract Parvoviruses are small, species‐specific DNA‐containing viruses that infect several animal species. The human parvoviruses include two agents, B19 virus and adeno‐associated virus; B19 virus causes several disease syndromes and is a medically important pathogen.

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Abstract Parvoviruses are small, species‐specific DNA‐containing viruses that infect several animal species. The human parvoviruses include two agents, B19 virus and adeno‐associated virus; B19 virus causes several disease syndromes and is a medically important pathogen.

Key concepts: Parvovirus, Virology, Virus, Parvoviridae, Biology, Canine parvovirus, Pathogen, DNA virus

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