Serotypes, Virulence Genes, and Intimin Types ofShiga Toxin (Verotoxin)-Producing Escherichia coli Isolatesfrom Cattle in Spain and Identification of a New Intimin VariantGene(eae-ξ)
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J. Blanco | M. Blanco | G. Dahbi | J. Blanco | A. Mora | M. Alonso | E. A. González | M. Blanco | J. E. Blanco | A. Mora | G. Dahbi | M. P. Alonso | E. A. González | M. I. Bernárdez | J. Blanco | J. Blanco
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