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Denise H. Thorntonrs, etc.) for nuclei with atomic numbers Z ranging from 2 (He) to 102 (No) published in 2010-2013, thus updating previous compilations provided in the Landolt-B?rnstein volumes I/25A-E..The data presented are collected from all kinds of nuclear reactions, including data for nuclei far from the stabi

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Historical Aspects,o a highly efficient industry run on an international basis which is dependent on trade between countries. If poultry meat and egg production had stayed at a backyard or village level the significance of the disease and its ability to spread throughout the world might have been greatly diminished.

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Molecular Basis of Infectivity and Pathogenicity of Newcastle Disease Virus,observations are of epidemiological significance. They explain how potentially pathogenic virus strains can be generated and maintained in a particular species without harm. This pathogenic potential could then become fully manifest when a different species of highly susceptible birds, such as chicken, is exposed to these viruses.

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Newcastle Disease : Methods of Spread,control policies imposed all have important bearings on the ability of NDV to establish infection and cause disease and the reader is referred to the relevant chapters for details. The object of the present chapter is to cover the transmission and spread of the disease and virus rather than every parameter associated with the epizootiology of ND.

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Heterogeneity within Strains of Newcastle Disease Virus: Key to Survival, many transfers both in nature and in the laboratory. The stability of the population complexes raise questions about interactions among the subpopulations and the possible role of the population complexes in the evolution and survival of the virus.

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