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Laboratory Transmission of Japanese B Encephalitis Virus by Seven Species (three Genera) of North American Mosquitoes

Overview
Journal J Exp Med
Specialties Allergy & Immunology
General Medicine
Date 2010 Oct 29
PMID 21016311
Citations 7
Authors
W C REEVES
W M HAMMON
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