Staging of the baboon response to group A streptococci administered intramuscularly: a descriptive study of the clinical symptoms and clinical chemical response patterns.
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A. Bryant | Dennis L. Stevens | Stanley D. Kosanke | Patty M. Jansen | Fletcher B. Taylor | Kenneth E. Blick | Eric Hack
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