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. 1986 Jun;9(2):69-88.

Genetically-engineered microorganisms: II. Survival multiplication and genetic transfer

H S Strauss, D Hattis, G Page, K Harrison, S Vogel, C Caldart

PMID: 3532217

Genetically-engineered microorganisms: II. Survival multiplication and genetic transfer

H S Strauss et al. Recomb DNA Tech Bull. 1986 Jun.

. 1986 Jun;9(2):69-88.

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H S Strauss, D Hattis, G Page, K Harrison, S Vogel, C Caldart

PMID: 3532217

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