ces. This simply means the DNA sequence reads the same way forward as backwards. The virus multiplies in the nuclei very rapidly and takes place in infected cells. This virus causes the cell to require the virus to be able to pass through the S-phase (a phase in the cell's reproduction), which helps the virus to spread quickly" (Breaux). "This virus mainly targets the intestinal track, white blood cells, and sometimes the heart muscle" (American Veterinary Medical Association). Canine parvovirus mainly causes deterioration of tissues causing extreme pain to the c
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