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July 1, 1967American Journal of Epidemiology

Human Responses to Experimental Infection With Influenza a/Equi 2 Virus

Robert H. Alford J. A. Kasel James R. Lehrich Vernon Knight

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ROBERT H. ALFORD, JULIUS A. KASEL, JAMES R LEHRICH, VERNON KNIGHT; HUMAN RESPONSES TO EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION WITH INFLUENZA A/EQUI 2 VIRUS, American Journa

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