A metagenomics approach to characterize the footrot microbiome in Merino sheep.
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Célia Leão | A. Ramos | Anabel Usie | N. Carolino | S. Branco | Helena Monteiro | P. Caetano | E. Bettencourt | Daniel Gaspar | L. Padre | Lino Tábuas | Claudino de Matos
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