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High prevalence of influenza A virus in ducks caught during spring migration through Sweden
As part of our ongoing screening of wild birds in Northern Europe, 358 mallards ( Anas platyrhynchos) and 203 shelducks ( Tadorna tadorna) were caught in southern Sweden during the spring 2003. Faecal samples were analyzed by real time RT-PCR for the presence of influenza A virus. In contrast to wha...
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| description | As part of our ongoing screening of wild birds in Northern Europe, 358 mallards (
Anas platyrhynchos) and 203 shelducks (
Tadorna tadorna) were caught in southern Sweden during the spring 2003. Faecal samples were analyzed by real time RT-PCR for the presence of influenza A virus. In contrast to what has been found in North American studies; Eurasian spring migrating ducks passing through Sweden had a relatively high prevalence of influenza A virus. |
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