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buffalopox
(redirected from Buffalopox virus)

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buffalopox
a disease caused by a virus which is antigenically identical to cowpox virus; it is clinically the same as cowpox.
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We compared molecular sequence data from 3 genes and a variable region of the poxvirus genome (Table 1) among BRZ-VACV isolates, available vaccine strains related to those used during the eradication campaign in Brazil, and other VACVs isolated from domestic animals (including endemic buffalopox virus in India [15-17] and horsepox virus [HSPV] from Asia [18]).
Brazilian vaccinia viruses and their origins by Damon, Inger K. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
These facts indicate the long-term establishment and active circulation of different vaccinialike viruses in the wild in South America, similar to the well-documented establishment of buffalopox virus in India (19,20).
Aracatuba virus: a vaccinialike virus associated with infection in ... by Kroon, Erna Geessien / Emerging Infectious Diseases
 
 
 
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