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In the case of milks with few bacteria, it is believed that leucocytes and other body cells, as well as certain milk constituents, may influence reduction time (13, 24). Certain workers (4, 13) have reported that mastitis milk may reduce more rapidly than would be expected on the basis of the bacterial content, and attribute this to leucocytes. Others
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