| [additional case of rabies in a bat in hamburg]. | | 1969 | 5347960 |
| [diagnostic and epidemiologic experiences from the activities of the hamburg salmonella center (with resulting communicable disease prevention]. | | 1964 | 14346397 |
| [hodgkin's disease: an epidemiological study on 140 children--urban/rural relation, profession of parents, domestic animal contact]. | in northern germany (schleswig-holstein, niedersachsen, hamburg and bremen) 140 children aged 2-14 years who had developed hodgkin's disease after world war ii were identified with the help of all 54 children's hospitals, the 101 local public health offices, and the hamburg cancer registry etc. only histologically confirmed cases were included. for boys, comparison by urban and rural residence showed a preponderance of cases in rural areas (places with less than 2000 inhabitants). this urban-rur ... | 1975 | 1237278 |
| detection of a novel hepatitis e-like virus in faeces of wild rats using a nested broad-spectrum rt-pcr. | hepatitis e is a rare human disease in developed countries. it is caused by hepatitis e virus (hev), which is probably transmitted zoonotically to humans from domestic pigs and wild boars. multiple reports on the detection of hev-specific antibodies in rats have suggested the presence of an hev-related agent; however, infectious virus or a viral genome has not been demonstrated so far. here, a nested broad-spectrum rt-pcr protocol was developed capable of detecting different hev types including ... | 2010 | 19889929 |
| bioavailability of pcdd/f from contaminated soil in young goettingen minipigs. | for the general population the intake of food of animal origin is the main route of human exposure to polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofurans (pcdd/f). besides this the ingestion of contaminated soil might be an important exposure path for small children. for risk assessment the knowledge of the bioavailable fraction of soil bound contaminants is important. in a balance study with young goettingen minipigs the oral bioavailability of pcdd/f from contaminated soil was estimated by det ... | 2007 | 17223170 |
| rat hepatitis e virus: geographical clustering within germany and serological detection in wild norway rats (rattus norvegicus). | zoonotic hepatitis e virus (hev) infection in industrialised countries is thought to be caused by transmission from wild boar, domestic pig and deer as reservoir hosts. the detection of hev-specific antibodies in rats and other rodents has suggested that these animals may represent an additional source for hev transmission to human. recently, a novel hev (rathev) was detected in norway rats from hamburg, germany, showing the typical genome organisation but a high nucleotide and amino acid sequen ... | 2012 | 22554648 |