A Comparison of Culture- and PCR-Based Methods to Detect Six Major Non-O157 Serogroups of Shiga Toxin-Producing Escherichia coli in Cattle Feces
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David G. Renter | T. Nagaraja | D. Renter | L. Noll | N. Cernicchiaro | Natalia Cernicchiaro | Lance W. Noll | Pragathi B. Shridhar | Diana M. Dewsbury | Xiaorong Shi | T. G. Nagaraja | P. B. Shridhar | Xiaorong Shi | Diana M. A. Dewsbury
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