Infectious Diseases of Mice and Rats

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Infectious Diseases of Mice and Rats (1991)
Institute for Laboratory Animal Research (ILAR)

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		10.Central Nervous System		222
		Overview		222
		Theiler's Virus		222
		Encephalitozoon cuniculi		226
		11.Genitourinary System		231
		Overview		231
		Leptospira interrogans serovar ballum		231
		Mycoplasma muris		234
		12.Multiple Systems		236
		Overview		236
		Kilham Rat Virus		236
		H-1 Virus		240
		Minute Virus of Mice		243
		Polyoma Virus		247
		Hantaviruses		251
III.		Indexes to Diagnosis and Research Complications of Infectious Agents
		Introduction		259
		Clinical Signs		260
		Pathology		266
		Research Complications		275
		References		277
		Index		387

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Front Matter (R1-R12)

I. Principles of Rodent Disease Prevention (1-2)

1. Objectives, Terminology, and Overview of Pathogen Status (3-12)

2. Breeding, Transportation, and Use of Pathogen-Free Rodents (13-16)

3. Barrier Programs (17-20)

4. Health Surveillance Programs (21-28)

II. Individual Disease Agents and Their Effects on Research (29-30)

5. Introduction (31-32)

6. Respiratory System (33-84)

7. Digestive System (85-163)

8. Skin and Joints (164-197)

9. Hemopoietic System (198-221)

10. Central Nervous System (222-230)

11. Genitourinary System (231-235)

12. Multiple Systems (236-256)

III. Indexes to Diagnosis and Research Complications of Infectious Agents (257-258)

Introduction (259-259)

Clinical Signs (260-265)

Pathology (266-274)

Research Complications (275-276)

References (277-386)

Index (387-397)