Molecular characterization and protective efficacy of silent information regulator 2A from Eimeria tenella.

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Molecular characterization and protective efficacy of silent information regulator 2A from Eimeria tenella.

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Bing Huang

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Cong Li

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Hongyu Han

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Hui Dong

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Liangyu Yang

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Qifei Men

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Qiping Zhao

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Shunhai Zhu

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Sihan Yang

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Weili Xia

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