Detection of a putative virulence cadF gene of Campylobacter jejuni obtained from different sources using a microfabricated PCR chip
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Ivan R. Perch-Nielsen | Pieter Telleman | Anders Wolff | Dang Duong Bang | Claus Riber Poulsen | J. El-Ali | A. Wolff | I. Perch-Nielsen | C. R. Poulsen | P. Telleman | D. D. Bang | J. El-Ali | Jamil El-Ali
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