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Complete Coding Sequences of Three Chicken Parvovirus Isolates from the United States
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Parvoviruses are commonly found in U.S. poultry and are associated with clinical disease. Here, we report the complete coding sequences of three chicken parvoviruses from broiler chickens from commercial farms in the state of Georgia.
American Society for Microbiology
Title: Complete Coding Sequences of Three Chicken Parvovirus Isolates from the United States
Description:
Parvoviruses are commonly found in U.
S.
poultry and are associated with clinical disease.
Here, we report the complete coding sequences of three chicken parvoviruses from broiler chickens from commercial farms in the state of Georgia.
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