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On the possibility of spontaneous tuberculous infection in the course of long-term trials in mice

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Virulente Tuberkelbakterien wurden in Lunge und Milz von Mäusen entdeckt, die von intravenös infizierten Müttern geboren wurden und die mehr als 2 Monate in engem Kontakt mit den tuberkulösen Eltern lebten.

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  1. F. W. Kirchheimer, A. R. Hess, E. H. Williston, andG. P. Youmans, Amer. Rev. Tuberec.62, 481 (1950).

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  1. Tuberculosis Research Institute, Prague-Bulovka, Czechoslovakia

    L. Trnka, R. Urbančík & H. Polenská

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Trnka, L., Urbančík, R. & Polenská, H. On the possibility of spontaneous tuberculous infection in the course of long-term trials in mice. Experientia 19, 32–33 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02135344

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