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. 1962 Oct 27;2(5312):1086–1089. doi: 10.1136/bmj.2.5312.1086

Preparation and Properties of a Freeze-dried B.C.G. Vaccine of Increased Stability

J Ungar, P W Muggleton, J A R Dudley, Margaret I Griffiths
PMCID: PMC1926490  PMID: 13995378

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