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June 1, 1994Journal of BacteriologyOpen Access

Genetic and biochemical analysis of the flagellar hook of Treponema phagedenis

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RLRonald J. LimbergerNew York State Department of HealthLSL L SlivienskiNew York State Department of HealthWSWilliam A. SamsonoffNew York State Department of Health

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