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May 1, 1981FEMS Microbiology Letters

Influence of virulence plasmid and geographic origin on outer membrane proteins ofVibrio anguillarum

J. Thomas Buckley S. Peter Howard T J Trust

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J. Thomas Buckley, S. Peter Howard, T.J. Trust; Influence of virulence plasmid and geographic origin on outer membrane proteins of Vibrio anguillarum, FEMS

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