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. 1953 Jun 6;1(4822):1244–1246. doi: 10.1136/bmj.1.4822.1244

Streptomycin Resistance after Treatment with P.A.S. Alone

F W A Turnbull, A T Wallace, Sheila Stewart, J W Crofton
PMCID: PMC2016172  PMID: 13042204

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