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Mannose-binding protein, genetic variants and the risk of infection

M. Sumiya John A. Summerfield

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M. Sumiya, J.A. Summerfield; Mannose-binding protein, genetic variants and the risk of infection, QJM: An International Journal of Medicine, Volume 89, Issue 10

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