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    Pritchard J, Ngeleka M, Middleton DM.
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    Moon HW, Kohler EM, Schneider RA, Whipp SC.
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  • 37. Studies of the pathogenesis of enteric E. coli infections in weaned pigs: bacteriological and immunofluorescent studies.
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