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. 1985 Nov;38(11):1313–1314. doi: 10.1136/jcp.38.11.1313

Safe method for identifying cryptosporidium cysts in the faeces of patients with suspected AIDS, or those infected with other serious concomitant pathogens.

J E Williams, D S Ellis, M D Smith, R Daziel
PMCID: PMC499436  PMID: 3905874

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