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Watch: How Pirbright scientists predict, detect, and tackle bluetongue virus

Posted: 2 September, 2024
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Spread by biting midges, bluetongue virus poses a significant threat to livestock production and trade.

Discover how scientists at The Pirbright Institute predict, detect, understand and respond to bluetongue virus.

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