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. 1961 Apr;51(4):566–576. doi: 10.2105/ajph.51.4.566

Laboratory Observations on the Lysogenic Properties of Hospital Staphylococci and Their Possible Epidemiological Implications

Nobuo Sakurai, Elaine L Updyke, Andre J Nahmias, Mary R Gerhardt

PMCID: PMC1522310 PMID: 13745514

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