Soil-transmitted helminth infections in Nigerian children aged 0-25 months (Q46687144)

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title

Soil-transmitted helminth infections in Nigerian children aged 0-25 months (English)

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author

Andrew Lloyd Jackson

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author name string

P Kirwan

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S O Asaolu

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T C Abiona

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H V Smith

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C V Holland

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publication date

9 April 2009

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published in

Journal of Helminthology

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volume

83

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page(s)

261-266

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issue

3

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Identifiers

DOI

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PubMed ID

19356265

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