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The Canine Minute Virus (Minute Virus of Canines) Is a Distinct Parvovirus That Is Most Similar to Bovine Parvovirus

Daniel A. Schwartz, Bryan Green, Leland Eugene Carmichael, Colin R. Parrish

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Key concepts: Minute virus of mice, Biology, Parvovirus, Capsid, Virology, Virus, Porcine parvovirus, Gene

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