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September 10, 2004Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene

Airborne Antibiotic Resistant and Nonresistant Bacteria and Fungi Recovered from Two Swine Herd Confined Animal Feeding Operations

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SGShawn G. GibbsOffice of Readiness and ResponseCGChristopher F. GreenUniversity of NottinghamPTPatrick M. TarwaterTexas A&M University

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