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    Paudyal N, Poudel S, Pandey D, Khanal DR.
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    Kampen AH, Hopp P, Grøneng GM, Melkild I, Urdahl AM, Karlsson AC, Tharaldsen J.
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  • 28. Evidence of Coxiella burnetii in Punjab province, Pakistan.
    Shabbir MZ, Akram S, Hassan ZU, Hanif K, Rabbani M, Muhammad J, Chaudhary MH, Abbas T, Ghori MT, Rashid H, Jamil T, Islam ZU, Rasool H, Bano A, Ahmad A, Ali MA, Yaqub T, McVey W, Jayarao BM.
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    Rahravani M, Moravedji M, Mostafavi E, Mohammadi M, Seyfi H, Baseri N, Mozoun MM, Latifian M, Esmaeili S.
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    Lafi SQ, Talafha AQ, Abu-Dalbouh MA, Hailat RS, Khalifeh MS.
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    Hatchette T, Campbell N, Whitney H, Hudson R, Marrie TJ.
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