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. 1968 Mar;66(1):59–66. doi: 10.1017/s0022172400040948

The optimal mode of transport for swabs obtained from surfaces examined for organisms causing food-borne disease.

D A Mossel, E H Kampelmacher, L M van Noorle Jansen

PMCID: PMC2130624 PMID: 4967143

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