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    Chim H, Tan BH, Song C.
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    Keen EF, Robinson BJ, Hospenthal DR, Aldous WK, Wolf SE, Chung KK, Murray CK.
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  • 19. A single-center, six-year evaluation of the role of pulsed-field gel electrophoresis in suspected burn center outbreaks.
    Yun HC, Tully CC, Mende K, Castillo M, Murray CK.
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