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Sensitivity of mice immunized with Clostridium oedematiens and Cl. sordellii toxoids to homologous toxins administered by different routes

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Vlasova, E.V. Sensitivity of mice immunized with Clostridium oedematiens and Cl. sordellii toxoids to homologous toxins administered by different routes. Bull Exp Biol Med 74, 940–941 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00786243

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