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October 1, 1990Journal of Clinical Microbiology

Monoclonal antibody recognizing a species-specific protein from Streptococcus pneumoniae

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HRHarold RussellUniversity of WyomingJTJean A. TharpeCDC FoundationDWDavid E. WellsUniversity of British Columbia

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