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  • 1. Escherichia coli O157:H7 of genotype lineage-specific polymorphism assay 211111 and clade 8 are common clinical isolates within Pennsylvania.
    Hartzell A, Chen C, Lewis C, Liu K, Reynolds S, Dudley EG.
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    Wagner M, Allerberger F, Manafi M, Lindner G, Friedrich AW, Sonntag AK, Foissy H.
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