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    Serruto D, Spadafina T, Scarselli M, Bambini S, Comanducci M, Höhle S, Kilian M, Veiga E, Cossart P, Oggioni MR, Savino S, Ferlenghi I, Taddei AR, Rappuoli R, Pizza M, Masignani V, Aricò B.
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  • 24. Identification and characterization of genomic loci unique to the Brazilian purpuric fever clonal group of H. influenzae biogroup aegyptius: functionality explored using meningococcal homology.
    Li MS, Farrant JL, Langford PR, Kroll JS.
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    Brandileone MC, Ajello GW, Bibb WF, Vieira VS, Sottnek FO, Swaminathan B.
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    Tram G, Jen FE-C, Phillips ZN, Lancashire JF, Timms J, Poole J, Jennings MP, Atack JM.
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    Rubin LG, Gloster ES, Carlone GM.
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    McGillivary G, Smoot LM, Actis LA.
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  • 31. Brazilian purpuric fever--Mato Grosso, Brazil.
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  • 32. Intra- and interstrain differences of virulence among nontypeable Haemophilus influenzae strains.
    Melhus A, Hermansson A, Forsgren A, Prellner K.
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    Hanson MS, Cope LD, Hansen EJ.
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    Watson ME, Jarisch J, Smith AL.
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