Effect of metalloorganic immunomodulators on susceptibility to plague toxin

March 1993, Volume 115, Issue 3, pp 306–308 | Cite as

Microbiology and Immunology

Received: 13 October 1992

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immunomodulators “mouse” toxin interstrain differences

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