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What do the EM results indicate about what might is causing this disease?

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liubo4ka [24]4 years ago
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In the event of a disease caused by an unknown pathogen, it is hard to know which reagent to pick. ... EM, though it may not be able to identify a virus beyond the family level, at least ... Negative staining of stool specimens from these cattle demonstrated a ... This results in a fuzzy halo around the particles in negative stains.Explanation:

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