B.J. Collins - Concepedia

Author

B.J. Collins

Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness

Also Known As

B. J. COLLINS, B. J. Collins, B.J. Collins, BJ COLLINS

Publications

222

Citations

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All Affiliations

Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation

About

B.J. Collins is an author at Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness specializing in virology, medicine, and pathology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	6	6	222
2	Epidemiology	3	3	151
3	Immunology	3	3	101
4	Biology	1	1	13
5	Human Health Sciences	1	1	16

B.J. Collins

Publications

222

Citations

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	Year	Citations
The complete nucleotide sequence of rabbit haemorrhagic disease virus (Czech strain V351): use of the polymerase chain reaction to detect replication in Australian vertebrates and analysis of viral population sequence variation Allan R. Gould, J. A. Kattenbelt, C. Lenghaus, Virus Research Polymerase Chain ReactionViral EvolutionPathogenesisEmergent VirusComplete Nucleotide Sequence	1997	75
The presence of cross-reactive antibodies to rabbit haemorrhagic disease virus in Australian wild rabbits prior to the escape of virus from quarantine Hadya S. Nagesha, Kenneth A. McColl, B.J. Collins, Archives of Virology VaccinationVeterinary VaccineHaemorrhagic Disease VirusImmunologyVirology	2000	60
Persistence of rabbit haemorrhagic disease virus in decomposing rabbit carcases KA McCOLL, CJ MORRISSY, B.J. Collins, Australian Veterinary Journal Rabbit CarcasesPathogenesisEmergent VirusPathologyVirology	2002	30
Presence of rabbit haemorrhagic disease virus antigen in rabbit tissues as revealed by a monoclonal antibody dependent capture ELISA B.J. Collins, John R. White, C. Lenghaus, Journal of Virological Methods VaccinationViral DiagnosticsImmunologySerologic TestingRabbit Tissues	1996	28
Viral haemorrhagic disease of rabbits and human health Jane Carman, M.G. Garner, Michael Catton, Epidemiology and Infection VaccinationVirus EpidemiologyRodent-borne DiseasesWild RabbitsNew Zealand	1998	16
Response of the North Island brown kiwi,<i>Apteryx australis mantelli</i>and the lesser short-tailed bat,<i>Mystacina tuberculata to a measured dose of rabbit haemorrhagic disease viru</i> Bryce M. Buddle, G.W. de Lisle, Kenneth A. McColl, New Zealand Veterinary Journal ImmunologyPathologyVirus TransmissionMammalogyParasitology	1997	13

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