Pre-treatment with heat facilitates detection of antigen of Dirofilaria immitis in canine samples.
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S. Little | J. Meinkoth | E. Johnson | M. Reichard | L. Starkey | K. Allen | S. Heise | Candace Munzing | Kelly E. Allen
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