Abstract
The study aims to show the result of CT (threshold cycle) data collected over a three-year study conducted in the molecular biology laboratory of D.S.V.SA Constanta using the Real Time Polymerase Chain Reaction method to demonstrate the pathogenetic effect of African swine fever virus during the replication and vascular changes present in all affected organs.
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