Pathogenicity of the Diphtheria Group : A Study of the Relation of Morphological and Cultural Characteristics of the Diphtheria Group of Bacilli to Pathogenicity ; With a Note on the Lesions Resulting From Animal Inoculation.

Jordan, J.H.; Smith, Florence; Kingsbury, A. Neave

doi:10.1016/s0140-6736(01)16989-8

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Pathogenicity of the Diphtheria Group : A Study of the Relation of Morphological and Cultural Characteristics of the Diphtheria Group of Bacilli to Pathogenicity ; With a Note on the Lesions Resulting From Animal Inoculation.

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