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The lack of a demonstrable antibody response to WNV vaccination in the flamingos may be attributable to the lack of species specificity of the vaccine, poorly developed immune system in 1-month-old flamingo chicks, poor sample handling or storage, or inadequate vaccine dose volume or frequency of administration.
Lack of detectable antibody response in greater flamingos ... by Siegal-Willott, Jessica L.; Carpenter, James W.; Glaser, Amy L. / Journal of Avian Medicine and Surgery
The distribution continuum of isolates of diverse host species and geographic origin was consistent with a lack of species specificity and suggests that B.
Potential for zoonotic transmission of Brachyspira pilosicoli by La, Tom / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Other criticisms of conventional biomarkers include their noninvasive accessibility, their limited species specificity, and their relevance to human risk.
Toxicogenomic applications to drug risk assessment by Rosenblum, I.Y. / Environmental Health Perspectives
 
 
 
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