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. 1965 Dec;29(4):487–495. doi: 10.1128/br.29.4.487-495.1965

Recovery and identification of adenovirus in infections of infants and children.

A J Vargosko, H W Kim, R H Parrott, B C Jeffries, D Wong, R M Chanock

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