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. 1956 Nov;72(5):624–627. doi: 10.1128/jb.72.5.624-627.1956

INFLUENCE OF SALMONELLA PULLORUM INFECTION ON VARIOUS LIVER TRICARBOXYLIC ACID ENZYMES AND CITRATE LEVELS IN THE CHICK^¹

Robert F Gilfillan ^a, D Frank Holtman ^a, Richard T Ross ^a

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