| [experimental studies on infant tupaia belangeri chineses with ev71 infection]. | tupaia belangeri are small mammals with a squirrel-like appearance; they were formerly classified under the primates order despite the lack of derived features characteristic of primates. given that t. belangeri are easy to raise, cheap to maintain, and have a small body size, a high reproductive rate, and close affinity to primates, these animals would be used as an alternative to primates in biomedical research. three-month old t. belangeri chineses were infected with enterovirus 71 (ev71) via ... | 2012 | 22345002 |