Subclinical Infection with Avian Influenza A H5N1 Virus in Cats
Michael Leschnik(University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna), Johann G. Thalhammer(University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna), E. Vanek(Austrian Agency for Health and Food Safety), Karin Möstl(University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna), Sandra Revilla‐Fernández(University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna), Michael Heß(University of Siegen), Eveline Wodak(Austrian Agency for Health and Food Safety), V. Benetka(University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna), Zoltán Bagó(Austrian Agency for Health and Food Safety)
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