Effect of Route of Inoculation on Experimental Respiratory Viral Disease in Volunteers and Evidence for Airborne Transmission

Overview

Journal Bacteriol Rev

Publisher American Society for Microbiology

Specialty Microbiology

Date 1966 Sep 1

PMID 5920335

Citations 62

Authors

R B Couch

T R CATE

R G DOUGLAS Jr

P J Gerone

V Knight

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