text: Yo, check it out, here's the lowdown,
  In this study, we examined samples, neonatal calf diarrhea's the showdown.
  134 specimens, we put 'em to the test,
  Looking for viruses, the ones that cause distress.
  
  With the electron microscope and fluorescent antibodies,
  We spotted Nebraska viruses, no need for worries.
  Rotavirus and coronavirus, they were there,
  Causing trouble, giving those calves a scare.
  
  Other viruses we found, a cytopathic effect they showed,
  On calf testis cells, their presence glowed.
  Out of the 134 cases we checked, listen up,
  107 had Nebraska viruses, that's what's up.
  
  Rotaviruses and coronaviruses, they rolled deep,
  In 58 cases, their association was a leap.
  But coronaviruses alone, they made their mark,
  In 34 cases, while rotavirus played its part in the dark.
  
  Four bovine virus diarrhea viruses, we also found,
  Plus two infectious bovine rhinotracheitis viruses, ain't no clown.
  Two enteroviruses joined the party, they were there too,
  In those 107 Nebraska-positive specimens, it's true.
  
  When it came to detecting Nebraska viruses, we had a trick,
  Fluorescent antibody techniques, they did the pick.
  More sensitive than electron microscopy, that's a fact,
  But using both together, we covered all the tracks.
  
  So there you have it, the study's conclusion,
  Neonatal calf diarrhea, causing confusion.
  But with our techniques, we'll find those viruses, no doubt,
  Rap-style science, that's what it's all about!