doi: 10.1016/s0368-1742(53)80013-5.
Studies on the avian leukosis complex. II. Some observations on the behaviour of three transplantable avian lymphoid tumours
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Studies on the avian leukosis complex. II. Some observations on the behaviour of three transplantable avian lymphoid tumours
J Comp Pathol.
1953 Apr.
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