doi: 10.1016/0042-6822(73)90440-6.
A cytological and immunological study of Tipula iridescent virus-infected Galleria mellonella larval hemocytes
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A cytological and immunological study of Tipula iridescent virus-infected Galleria mellonella larval hemocytes
Virology.
1973 Feb.
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