Histologic and molecular diagnosis of tularemia: a potential bioterrorism agent endemic to North America (Q38448652)

3 September 2017

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Histologic and molecular diagnosis of tularemia: a potential bioterrorism agent endemic to North America (English)

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Laura W Lamps

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Jennifer M Havens

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Anders Sjostedt

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David L Page

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Margie A Scott

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1 May 2004

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volume

17

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5

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489-495

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https://scigraph.springernature.com/pub.10.1038/modpathol.3800087

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3 September 2017

1010521607

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