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. 1968 Nov;16(11):1811–1813. doi: 10.1128/am.16.11.1811-1813.1968

Survival of a picornavirus and its infectious ribonucleic acid after aerosolization.

T G Akers, M T Hatch
PMCID: PMC547773  PMID: 4302283

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