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  • 41. Penicillin therapy of experimental endocarditis induced by tolerant Streptococcus sanguis and nontolerant Streptococcus mitis.
    Lowy FD, Neuhaus EG, Chang DS, Steigbigel NH.
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  • 60. Effects of exopolysaccharide production by viridans streptococci on penicillin therapy of experimental endocarditis.
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