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April 1, 1969The Journal of Infectious Diseases

Recent Developments in the Chemistry of Gentamicin

David Cooper H. M. Marigliano Milton D. Yudis Theodor Traubel

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David J. Cooper, Henrietta M. Marigliano, Milton D. Yudis, Theodor Traubel; Recent Developments in the Chemistry of Gentamicin, The Journal of Infectious D

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