[1]The newly emerging duck-origin goose parvovirus in China exhibits a wide range of pathogenicity to main domesticated waterfowl. Xiao, Shifeng,Chen, Shilong,Cheng, Xiaoxia,Lin, Fengqiang,Wang, Shao,Zhu, Xiaoli,Yu, Bo,Huang, Meiqing,Wang, Jinxiang,Wu, Nanyang,Zheng, Min,Chen, Shaoying,Xiao, Shifeng,Chen, Shilong,Cheng, Xiaoxia,Lin, Fengqiang,Wang, Shao,Zhu, Xiaoli,Huang, Meiqing,Wang, Jinxiang,Wu, Nanyang,Zheng, Min,Chen, Shaoying,Yu, Fusong,Yu, Fusong.

[2]Genomic and pathogenic analysis of a Muscovy duck parvovirus strain causing short beak and dwarfism syndrome without tongue protrusion. Fu, Qiuling,Huang, Yu,Wan, Chunhe,Fu, Guanghua,Cheng, Longfei,Shi, Shaohua,Chen, Hongmei,Liu, Rongchang,Chen, Zhenhai,Qin, Baomin.

[3]Isolation and characterization of the first Chinese strain of porcine Teschovirus-8. Zhang, Chao-fan,Cui, Shang-jin,Hu, Shouping,Zhang, Zhuo,Guo, Qingyong,Zell, Roland. 2010

[4]Continuing evolution of canine parvovirus in China: Isolation of novel variants with an Ala5Gly mutation in the VP2 protein. Wang, Jianke,Lin, Peng,Zhao, Hang,Cheng, Yuening,Zhu, Hongwei,Wu, Hua,Cheng, Shipeng,Cheng, Yuening,Jiang, Zhong.

[5]A reverse-transcription, loop-mediated isothermal amplification assay for detection of bovine ephemeral fever virus in the blood of infected cattle. Zheng, Fuying,Lin, Guozhen,Zhou, Jizhang,Wang, Guanghua,Cao, Xiaoan,Gong, Xiaowei,Qiu, Changqing. 2011

[6]First report of bovine herpesvirus 1 isolation from bull semen samples in China. Zhu, L.,Yu, Y.,Jiang, X.,Zhu, G.,Zhu, L.,Yu, Y.,Jiang, X.,Zhu, G.,Yuan, W.. 2017

[7]Identification of a recombinant Muscovy Duck parvovirus (MDPV) in Shanghai, China. Zhu, Yumin,Zhou, Zongqing,Huang, Yu,Yu, Ruisong,Dong, Shijuan,Li, Zhen,Zhu, Yumin,Zhou, Zongqing,Huang, Yu,Yu, Ruisong,Dong, Shijuan,Li, Zhen,Zhang, Yuanshu.

[8]Genetic Characterization of a Potentially Novel Goose Parvovirus Circulating in Muscovy Duck Flocks in Fujian Province, China. Wang, Shao,Cheng, Xiao-Xia,Chen, Shao-Ying,Zhu, Xiao-Li,Chen, Shi-Long,Lin, Feng-Qiang,Li, Zhao-Long,Wang, Shao,Cheng, Xiao-Xia,Chen, Shao-Ying,Chen, Shi-Long,Lin, Feng-Qiang. 2013

[9]Rapid diagnosis of goose viral infections by multiplex PCR. Chen, Zongyan,Li, Chuanfeng,Li, Guoxin,Yu, Hai,Jiang, Yifeng,Yan, Liping,Meng, Chunchun,Zhou, Yanjun,Tong, Guangzhi,Liu, Guangqing.

[10]Complete Genome Sequence of Goose Parvovirus Isolated from Anser cygnoides in China. Wan, Chun-he,Hu, Kai-hui,Wan, Chun-he,Huang, Yu,Shi, Shao-hua,Fu, Guang-hua,Cheng, Long-fei,Chen, Hong-mei,Fu, Qiu-ling,Chen, Cui-teng. 2016

[11]Evidence for natural recombination in the capsid gene VP2 of Taiwanese goose parvovirus. Wang, Shao,Cheng, Xiaoxia,Chen, Shaoying,Lin, Fengqiang,Chen, Shilong,Zhu, Xiaoli,Wang, Jingxiang,Wang, Shao,Cheng, Xiaoxia,Chen, Shaoying,Lin, Fengqiang,Chen, Shilong,Zhu, Xiaoli,Wang, Jingxiang.

[12]Expression, Purification, Characterization and Subcellular Localization of the Goose Parvovirus Rep1 Protein. Chen, Zongyan,Li, Chuanfeng,Peng, Gaojing,Liu, Guangqing. 2013

[13]Comparative genetic analysis and pathological characteristics of goose parvovirus isolated in Heilongjiang, China. Niu, Yinjie,Zhao, Lili,Liu, Baihan,Yin, Haichang,Huo, Hong,Chen, Hongyan,Liu, Baihan,Liu, Jingli,Yang, Fan. 2018

[14]Immunogenicity of virus-like particles containing modified goose parvovirus VP2 protein. Chen, Zongyan,Li, Chuanfeng,Zhu, Yingqi,Wang, Binbin,Meng, Chunchun,Liu, Guangqing.

[15]Cloning of the genome of a goose parvovirus vaccine strain SYG61v and rescue of infectious virions from recombinant plasmid in embryonated goose eggs. Wang, Jianye,Duan, Jinkun,Meng, Xia,Jiang, Zhiwei,Zhu, Guoqiang,Wang, Jianye,Duan, Jinkun,Meng, Xia,Jiang, Zhiwei,Zhu, Guoqiang,Gong, Jiansen. 2014

[16]Generation and evaluation of a recombinant genotype VII Newcastle disease virus expressing VP3 protein of Goose parvovirus as a bivalent vaccine in goslings. Wang, Jianzhong,Cong, Yanlong,Yin, Renfu,Ding, Zhuang,Wang, Jianzhong,Cong, Yanlong,Yin, Renfu,Ding, Zhuang,Wang, Chunfeng,Feng, Na,Yang, Songtao,Xia, Xianzhu,Xiao, Yueqiang,Wang, Wenxiu,Liu, Xiufan,Hu, Shunlin,Ding, Chan,Yu, Shengqing.

[17]Development and evaluation of a VP3-ELISA for the detection of goose and Muscovy duck parvovirus antibodies. Zhang, Yun,Liu, Ming,Zhang, Dabing,Li, Gang,Tong, Guangzhi. 2010

[18]Genomic Characterization of Goose Parvovirus and Muscovy Duck Parvovirus Co-infection in Fujian, China. Wan, Chun-he,Hu, Kai-hui,Wan, Chun-he,Chen, Hong-mei,Fu, Qiu-ling,Fu, Guang-hua,Cheng, Long-fei,Shi, Shao-hua,Huang, Yu. 2015

[19]Identification of target cells for Goose parvovirus infection in the immune system organs. Zhu, L. Q.,Tao, J.,Wang, J. Y.,Zhang, X. J.,Wang, X. B.,Zhu, G. Q.,Ding, X. Y.,Ding, X. Y.. 2010

[20]Phylogenetic analysis of VP1 gene sequences of waterfowl parvoviruses from the Mainland of China revealed genetic diversity and recombination. Wang, Shao,Cheng, Xiao-xia,Chen, Shao-ying,Lin, Feng-qiang,Chen, Shi-long,Zhu, Xiao-li,Wang, Jin-xiang,Huang, Mei-qing,Zheng, Min,Wang, Shao,Cheng, Xiao-xia,Chen, Shao-ying,Lin, Feng-qiang,Chen, Shi-long,Zhu, Xiao-li,Wang, Jin-xiang,Huang, Mei-qing,Zheng, Min.