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R Ducatelle

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E Uyttebroek
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Peter De Herdt
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A Sneep
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R Torbeyns

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Peter De Herdt; G Van den Bosch; R Ducatelle; E Uyttebroek; C Schrier
Epidemiology and significance of chicken infectious anemia virus infections in broilers and broiler parents under nonvaccinated European circumstances.
Peter De Herdt; R Ducatelle; E Uyttebroek; A Sneep; R Torbeyns
Significance of infectious bursal disease serology in an integrated quality control program under European epidemiologic conditions.
Peter De Herdt; R Ducatelle; E Uyttebroek; J Hermans; A Sneep; R Torbeyns
Reovirus serology in broiler parents and their progeny and its correlation with performance.

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2001: Peter De Herdt; G Van den Bosch; R Ducatelle; E Uyttebroek; C Schrier
Epidemiology and significance of chicken infectious anemia virus infections in broilers and broiler parents under nonvaccinated European circumstances.
Avian diseases 2001;45(3):706-8.
2000: Peter De Herdt; R Ducatelle; E Uyttebroek; A Sneep; R Torbeyns
Significance of infectious bursal disease serology in an integrated quality control program under European epidemiologic conditions.
Avian diseases 2000;44(3):611-7.
1999: Peter De Herdt; R Ducatelle; E Uyttebroek; J Hermans; A Sneep; R Torbeyns
Reovirus serology in broiler parents and their progeny and its correlation with performance.
Avian diseases 1999;43(2):271-8.