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Ahmer, Brian |
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Amer, Amal |
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Bailey, Michael |
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Bakaletz, Lauren |
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Bonello, Pierluigi (Enrico) |
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Boris-Lawrie, Kathleen |
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Boyaka, Prosper |
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Buckley, Timothy |
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Burkhard, Mary Jo |
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Drew, Mark |
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Durbin, Joan |
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Edwards, Jennifer |
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Flano, Emilio |
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Gebreyes, Wondwossen |
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Green, Patrick |
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Griffen, Ann |
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Gunn, John |
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Ibba, Michael |
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Janies, Daniel |
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Justice, Sheryl |
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King, Sam |
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Knoell, Daren |
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Koletar, Susan |
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Kwiek, Jesse |
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Lafuse, William |
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Lairmore, Michael |
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Lakritz, Jeffrey |
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Lee, Kenneth |
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Leys, Eugene |
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Mangino, Julie |
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Martin, Stanley |
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Mason, Kevin |
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McGwire, Bradford |
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Munson, Robert |
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Niewiesk, Stefan |
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Pancholi, Preeti |
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Pancholi, Vijay |
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Papenfuss, Tracy |
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Para, Michael |
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Parris, Deborah |
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Partida-Sanchez, Santiago |
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Peeples, Mark |
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Rajashekara, Gireesh |
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Rappleye, Chad |
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Rikihisa, Yasuko |
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Saif, Linda |
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Saif, Yehia Mohamed |
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Satoskar, Abhay |
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Schlesinger, Larry |
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Seveau, Stéphanie |
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Sheridan, John |
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Sopirala, Madhuri |
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Stevenson, Kurt |
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Tjarks, Werner |
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Torrelles, Jordi |
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Trgovcich, Joanne |
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Tridandapani, Susheela |
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Turner, Joanne |
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Waldman, James |
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Walker, Christopher |
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Wang, Peng George |
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Wang, Hua |
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Wang, Shu-Hua |
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Werbovetz, Karl |
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Wewers, Mark |
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Wozniak, Dan |
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Yoder, Kristine |
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Yousef, Ahmed |
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Saif, Yehia Mohamed
Yehia Mohamed Saif
Professor and Head
110C Food Animal Health
OARDC
Wooster, OH 44691
(330) 263-3743
Email address: Saif.1@osu.edu
Research Interests
Diseases of poultry and the immune response of avian species. Current projects involve infectious bursal disease virus infections and enteric viruses of turkeys. Special emphasis is on studies of pathogenic, antigenic and immunogenic characteristics of infectious bursal disease virus and the role of enteric viruses in diseases of young turkeys. Development of methodologies for study and diagnosis of the infections are continually investigated.
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