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. 1999 Dec 1;40(4):355–358. doi: 10.1186/BF03547015

In Vitro Sensitivity of the Swine Brachyspira Species to Tiamulin in Finland 1995–1997

M Fossi 1,✉, T Saranpää 1, E Rautiainen 1
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