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Ultrastructural Studies on Blood-Sucking Tabanid
アブによるウシ白血病ウイルスの伝播
1981
Journal of the Japan Veterinary Medical Association
アブによるウシ白血病ウイルスの伝播
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The mouthparts of tabanid flies, including Tabanus nipponicus, which had sucked blood from leukemic cattle, were examined by scanning electron microscopy. Many (about 2,000) lymphocytes were observed in the mandible and maxilla, which cut through the integument of cattle. Salivary ducts, mesentery, malpi-
doi:10.12935/jvma1951.34.116
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