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July 1, 1997Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene

Plasmodium falciparum persists in the placenta after three days' treatment with quinine

Hervé Sartelet Isabelle Milko-Sartelet Olivier Garraud Stéphane Picot

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H. Sartelet, I. Milko-Sartelet, O. Garraud, S. Picot; Plasmodium falciparum persists in the placenta after three days' treatment with quinine, Transactions of T

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