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CONCURRENT with sarcoma 13 virus investigations many other varieties of avian tumours are collected from the Poultry Diagnostic Laboratory at New Bolton Center. A portion of each tumour is preserved for histopathological examination and the remainder is stored at −65° C for future virus extraction.
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WALLBANK, A., SPERLING, F., HUBBEN, K. et al. Isolation of a Tumour Virus from a Chicken submitted to a Poultry Diagnostic Laboratory–Esh Sarcoma Virus. Nature 209, 1265 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/2091265a0
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