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| Ref. | Year | Authors | Title | Vol. | Pages |
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| J19.41.w1 | 1941 | Ranson, R.M. | New laboratory animals from wild species. Breeding a laboratory stock of hedgehogs (Erinaceus europaeus L.) | 41 | 131-138 |
| J19.45.w1 | 1947 | McLauchlan, J.D. & Henderson, W.M. | The occurrence of foot-and-mouth disease in the hedgehog under natural conditions | 45 | 474-479 |
| J19.52.w1 | 1954 | Beverley, J.K.A., Beattie, C.P. & Roseman, C. | Human toxoplasma infection | 52 | 37-46 |
| J19.61.w1 | 1963 | Brown, F., Hyslop, N. St G., Crick, J. & Morrow, A.W. | The use of acetylethyleneimine in the production of inactivated foot-and-mouth disease vaccines | 61 | 337-344 |
| J19.63.w1 | 1965 | Smith, J.M.B. | Staphylococcus aureus strains associated with the hedgehog, Erinaceus europaeus | 63 | 285-291 |
| J19.63.w2 | 1965 | Smith, J.M.B. & Marples, M.J. | Dermatophyte lesions in the hedgehog as a reservoir of penicillin-resistant staphylococci | 63 | 293-303 |
| J19.64.w1 | 1966 | Burrows, R. | Studies on the carrier state of cattle exposed to foot-and-mouth disease virus | 64 | 81-90 |
| J19.66.w1 | 1968 | Burrows, R. | The persistence of foot-and-mouth disease virus in sheep | 66 | 633-640 |
| J19.66.w2 | 1968 | Hedger, R.S. | The isolation and characterization of foot-and-mouth disease virus from clinically normal herds of cattle in Botswana | 66 | 27-36 |
| J19.68.w1 | 1970 | Hedger, R.S. | Observations on the carrier state and related antibody titres during an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease | 68 | 53-60 |
| J19.68.w2 | 1970 | Hugh-Jones, M.E. & Wright, P.B. | Studies on the 1967-8 foot-and-mouth disease epidemic The relation of weather to the spread of disease | 68 | 253-271 |
| J19.68.w3 | 1970 | Sellers, R.F., Donaldson, A.I. & Herniman, K.A.J. | Inhalation, persistence and dispersal of foot-and-mouth disease virus by man | 68 | 565-569 |
| J19.68.w4 | 1970 | Anderson, E.C., Capstick, P.B., Mowat, G.N. & Leech, F.B. | In vitro method for safety testing of foot-and-mouth disease vaccines | 68 | 159-172 |
| J19.68.w5 | 1970 | Donaldson, A.I., Herniman, K.A.J., Parker, J. & Sellers, R.F. | Further investigations on the airborne excretion of foot-and-mouth disease virus | 68 | 557-564 |
| J19.68.w6 | 1970 | Mohammed, Y.S., Gresikova, M., Adamyova, K., Ragib, A.H. & El-Dawala, K. | Studies on arboviruses in Egypt. II. Contribution of arboviruses to the aetiology of undiagnosed fever among children | 68 | 491-495 |
| J19.68.w7 | 1970 | Weiner, L.P., Cole, G.A. & Nathanson, N. | Experimental encephalitis following peripheral inoculation of West Nile virus in mice of different ages | 68 | 435-446 |
| J19.70.w1 | 1972 | Price, W.H. & Thind, I.S. | The mechanism of cross-protection afforded by dengue virus against West Nile virus in hamsters | 70 | 611-617 |
| J19.73.w1 | 1974 | Anderson, E.C., Doughty, W.J. & Anderson, J. | The effect of repeated vaccination in an enzootic foot-and-mouth disease are on the incidence of virus carrier cattle | 73 | 229-235 |
| J19.74.w1 | 1975 | Donaldson, A.I. & Freris, N.P. | The survival of foot-and-mouth disease virus in open air conditions | 75 | 409-416 |
| J19.79.w1 | 1977 | Hood, A.M. | Virulence factors of Francisella tularensis | 78 | 47-60 |
| J19.81.w1 | 1978 | Reid, H.W., Duncan, J.S., Phillips, J.D.P., Moss, R. & Watson, A. | Studies on louping-ill virus (Flavivirus group) in wild red grouse (Lagopus lagopus scoticus) | 81 | 321-329 |
| J19.81.w2 | 1978 | Rweyemamu, M.M., Booth, J.C., Head, M. & Pay, T.W. | Microneutralization tests for serological typing and subtyping of foot-and-mouth disease virus strains. | 81 | 107-123 |
| J19.84.w1 | 1980 | Kaplan, C., Healing, T.D., Evans, N., Healing, L. & Prior, A. | Evidence of infection by viruses in small British field rodents | 84 | 285-294 |
| J19.84.w2 | 1980 | Cox, J.C., Pye, D., Edmonds, J.W. & Shepherd, R. | An investigation of Encephalitozoon cuniculi in the wild rabbit Oryctolagus cuniculus in Victoria, Australia | 84 | 295-300 |
| J19.92.w1 | 1984 | Nicholls, M.J., Black, L., Rweyemanu, M.M., Genovese, J., Ferrari, R., Hammant, C.A., de Silva, E. & Umehara, O. | The effect of maternally derived antibodies on the response of calves to vaccination against foot and mouth disease | 92 | 105-116 |
| J19.93.w1 | 1984 | Traavik, T., Sommer, A.I., Mehl, R., Berdal, B.P., Stavem, K., Hunderi, O.H. & Dalrymple, J.M. | Nephropathia epidemica in Norway: antigen and antibodies in rodents and antibodies in selected human populations | 93 | 139-146 |
| J19.94.w1 | 1985 | Sommer, A.I., Traavik, T., Mehl, R., Berdal, B.P. & Dalrymple, M. | Reservoir animals for nephropathia epidemica in Norway: indications of a major role for the bank vole (C. glareolus) in comparison with the woodmouse (A. sylvaticus). | 94 | 123-127 |
| J19.99.w1 | 1987 | Niklassona, B.,Leduca, J.,Nyströma, K. & Nymana, L. | Nephropathia epidemica: incidence of clinical cases and antibody prevalence in an endemic area of Sweden | 99 | 559-562 |
| J19.100.w1 | 1988 | Sadir, A.M., Schudel, A.A., Laporte, O., Braun, M. & Margni, R.A. | Response to foot-and-mouth disease vaccines in newborn calves. Influence of age, colostral antibodies and adjuvants | 100 | 135-144 |
J19.110.w1 |
1993 |
Sharp, G.B., Kawaoka, Y., Wright, S.M., Turner, B., Hinshaw, V. & Webster, R.G. |
Wild ducks are the reservoir for only a limited number of influenza A subtypes |
110 |
161-176 |
| J19.111.w1 | 1993 | Anderson, E.C., Foggin, C., Atkinson, M., Sorensen, K.J., Madekurozva, R.L. & Nqindi, J. | The role of wild animals, other than buffalo, in the current epidemiology of foot-and-mouth disease in Zimbabwe | 111 | 559-563 |
| J19.111.w2 | 1993 | Pether, J.V.S. & Lloyd, G. | The clinical spectrum of human hantavirus infection in Somerset, UK | 111 | 171-175 |
| J19.113.w1 | 1994 | Ahlm, C., Linderholm, M., Juto, P., Stegmayr, B. & Settergren, B. | Prevalence of serum IgG antibodies to Puumala virus (haemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome) in northern Sweden | 113 | 129-136 |
| J19.114.w1 | 1995 | Woodbury, E.L. | A review of the possible mechanisms for the persistence of foot-and-mouth disease virus | 114 | 1-13 |
| J19.114.w2 | 1995 | Groen, J., Gerding, M.N., Jordans, J.G., Clement, J.P., Nieuwenhuijs, J.H.,& Osterhaus, A.D. | Hantavirus infections in The Netherlands: epidemiology and disease | 114 | 373-383 |
| J19.115.w1 | 1996 | Van Bueren, J., Simpson, R.A., Salman, H., Farrelly, H.D. & Cookson, B.D. | Inactivation of HIV-1 by chemical disinfectants: sodium hypochlorite | 115 | 567-579 |
| J19.116.w1 | 1996 | Woolhouse, M.E.J., Haydon, D.T., Pearson, A. & Kitching, R.P. | Failure of vaccination to prevent outbreaks of foot-and-mouth disease | 116 | 363-371 |
| J19.120.w1 | 1998 | Biins, A.H., Speakman, A.J., Dawson, S., Bennett, M., Gaskell, R.M. & Hart, C.A. | The use of pulsed-field gel electrophoresis to examine the epidemiology of Bordatella bronchiseptica isolated from cats and other species | 120 | 201-208 |
| J19.121.w1 | 1998 | Alexeyev, O.A., Ahlm, C., Elgh, F., Aava, B., Palo, T., Settergren, B., Tärnvik, A., Wadell, G. & Juto, P. | A minority of seropositive wild bank voles (Clethrionomys glareolus) show evidence of current Puumala virus infection | 121 | 419-425 |
| J19.122.w1 | 1999 | Hutber, A.M., Kitching, R.P. & Conway, D.A. | Predicting the level of herd infection for outbreaks of foot-and-mouth disease in vaccinated herds | 122 | 539-544 |
| J19.123.w1 | 1999 | Wacker, K., Rodriguez, E., Garate, T., Geue, L., Tackmann, K., Selhorst, T., Staubach, C. & Conraths, F.J. | Epidemiological analysis of Trichinella spiralis infections of foxes in Brandenburg, Germany | 123 | 139-147 |
| J19.124.w1 | 2000 | Bastos, A.D.S., Boshoff, C.I., Keet, D.F., Bengis, R.G. & Thomson, G.R. | Natural transmission of foot-and-mouth disease virus between African buffalo (Syncerus caffer) and impala (Aepyceros melampus) in the Kruger National Park, South Africa | 124 | 591-598 |
| J19.124.w2 | 2000 | Sorensen, J.H., Mackay, D.K.J., Jensen, C.O. & Donaldson, A.I. | An integrated model to predict the atmospheric spread of foot-and-mouth disease virus | 124 | 577-590 |
| J19.128.w1 | 2002 | Handeland, K., Refsum, T., Johansen, B.S., Holstad, G., Knutsen, G., Schulze, J. & Kapperud, G. | Prevalence of Salmonella Typhimurium infection in Norwegian hedgehog populations associated with two human disease outbreaks | 128 | 523-527 |
| J19.128.w2 | 2002 | Heyman, P., Klingström, J., de Jaegere, F., Leclercq, G., Rozenfeld, F., Escutenaire, S., Vandenvelde, C., Zizi, M., Plyusnin, A. & Lundkvist, A. | Tula hantavirus in Belgium | 128 | 251-256 |
| J19.128.w3 | 2002 | Sjölander, K.B., Golovljova, I., Vasilenko, V., Plyusnin, A. &, Lundkvist, A. | Serological divergence of Dobrava and Saaremaa hantaviruses: evidence for two distinct serotypes | 128 | 99-103 |
| J19.131.w1 | 2003 | Weissenbock, H., Hubalek, Z., Halouzka, J., Pichlmair, A., Maderner, A., Fragner, K., Kolodziejek, J., Loupal, G., Kolbl, S. & Nowotny, N. | Screening for West Nile virus infections of susceptible animal species in Austria | 131 | 1023-1027 |
| J19.132.w1 | 2004 | Gordon, E.R., Curns, A.T., Krebs, J.W., Rupprecht, C.E., Real, L.A. & Childs, J.E. | Temporal dynamics of rabies in a wildlife host and the risk of cross-species transmission | 132 | 515-524 |
| J19.133.w1 | 2005 | Schmitt, P., Splettstösser, W., Porsch-Ozcürümez, M., Finke, E.J, & Grunow, R. | A novel screening ELISA and a confirmatory Western blot useful for diagnosis and epidemiological studies of tularemia | 133 | 759-766 |
| J19.134.w1 | 2006 | Kallio-Kokko, H., Laakkonen, J., Rizzoli, A., Tagliapietra, V., Cattadori, I., Perkins, S.E., Hudson, P.J., Cristofolini, A., Versini, W., Vapalahti, O., Vaheri, A. & Henttonen, H. | Hantavirus and arenavirus antibody prevalence in rodents and humans in Trentino, Northern Italy | 134 | 830-836 |
| J19.134.w2 | 2006 | Richomme, C., Gauthier, D. & Fromont, E. | Contact rates and exposure to inter-species disease transmission in mountain ungulates | 134 | 21-30 |
| J19.134.w3 | 2006 | Essbauer, S., Schmidt, J., Conraths, F.J., Friedrich, R., Koch, J., Hautmann, W., Pfeffer, M., Wölfel, R., Finke, J., Dobler, G. & Ulrich, R. | A new Puumala hantavirus subtype in rodents associated with an outbreak of Nephropathia epidemica in South-East Germany in 2004 | 134 | 1333-1334 |
| J19.135.w1 | 2007 | Splettstoesser, W.D., Mätz-Rensing, K., Seibold, E., Tomaso, H., Al Dahouk, S., Grunow, R., Essbauer, S., Buckendahl, A., Finke, E.J. & Neubauer, H. | Re-emergence of Francisella tularensis in Germany: fatal tularemia in a colony of semi-free-living marmosets (Callithrix jacchus) | 135 | 1256-1265 |
| J19.135.w2 | 2007 | Sauvage, F., Langlais, M. & Pontier, D. | Predicting the emergence of human hantavirus diseaseusing a combination of viral dynamics and rodent demographic patterns | 135 | 46-56 |
| J19.136.w1 | 2008 | Lucero, N.E., Ayala, S.M., Escobar, G.I. & Jacob, N.R. | Brucella isolated in humans and animals in Latin America from 1968 to 2006 | 136 | 496-503 |
| J19.136.w2 | 2008 | Augot, D., Sauvage, F., Boue, F., Bouloy, M., Artois, M., Demerson, J.M., Combes, B., Coudrier, D., Zeller, H., Cliquet, F. & Pontier, D. | Spatial and temporal patterning of bank vole demography and the epidemiology of the Puumala hantavirus in northeastern France | 136 | 1638-1643 |
| J19.137.w1 | 2009 | Splettstoesser, W.D., Piechotowski,
I., Buckendahl, A., Frangoulidis, D., Kaysser, P., Kratzer, W., Kimmig,
P., Seibold, E. & Brockmann, S.O. |
Tularemia in Germany: the tip of the iceberg? | 137 | 736-743 |
| J19.137.w2 | 2009 | Tersago, K., Verhagen, R., Servais, A., Heyman, P., Ducoffre, G. & Leirs, H. | Hantavirus disease (nephropathia epidemica) in Belgium: effects of tree seed production and climate | 137 | 250-256 |
| J19.138.w1 | 2010 | Padeshki, P.I., Ivanov, I.N., Popov, B. & Kantardjiev, T.V. | The role of birds in dissemination of Francisella tularensis: first direct molecular evidence for bird-to-human transmission | 138 | 376-379 |
| J19.139.w1 | 2011 | Serrano, E., Cross, P.C., Beneria, M., Ficapal, A., Curia, J., Marco, X., Lavín, S. & Marco, I. | Decreasing prevalence of brucellosis in red deer through efforts to control disease in livestock | 139 | 1626-1630 |
| J19.139.w2 | 2011 | Viel, J.F., Lefebvre, A., Marianneau, P., Joly, D., Giraudoux, P., Upeguim E., Tordo, N. & Hoen, B. | Environmental risk factors for haemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome in a French new epidemic area | 139 | 867-874 |
| J19.139.w3 | 2011 | Tersago, K., Verhagen, R., Vapalahti, O., Heyman, P., Ducoffre, G. & Leirs, H. | Hantavirus outbreak in western Europe: reservoir host infection dynamics related to human disease patterns |