Low somatic cell count: a risk factor for subsequent clinical mastitis in a dairy herd.
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M. Nielen | Y. Schukken | A. Brand | M Nielen | Y H Schukken | W. Suriyasathaporn | A Brand | W Suriyasathaporn | Mirjam Nielen
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