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. 1957 Mar;73(3):394–397. doi: 10.1128/jb.73.3.394-397.1957

SURVIVAL OF PASTEURELLA TULARENSIS IN SUGAR SOLUTIONS AFTER COLLING AND WARMING AT SUB-ZERO TEMPERATURES

Peter Mazur ^a,¹, Morris A Rhian ^a, Bill G Mahlandt ^a

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