Brazil Partnering Award: Imperial-Portsmouth-Vicosa A. pleuropneumoniae collaboration
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Description
The bacterium Actinobacillus pleuropneumonaie (APP) causes lung disease in pigs and is responsible for is responsible for mortality and economic losses in Braazil. This project will work with Brazilian partners to focus on vaccine development, diagnostics, population biology and understanding the basic pathogenicity mechanisms of APP.
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