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. 1972 Jan;36(1):74–76.

Isolation and propagation of spirochetes from the colon of swine dysentery affected pigs.

D L Harris, J M Kinyon, M T Mullin, R D Glock

PMCID: PMC1319661 PMID: 4258550

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