. 1974;6(1):131.

Proceedings: Quantitative assay of the immunizing dose of monovalent vaccines against foot-and-mouth disease prepared from the virus propagated on cattle tongue mucosa and in culture after Frenkel

J Wiśniewski et al. Acta Microbiol Pol A. 1974.

. 1974;6(1):131.

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