Micrococcus tetragenus: an unusual commensal in a cervical smear
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TextSeries: Staff Publications- Turner, Leslie ; Staff Publications- Gibbons, DavidPublication details: Staff Publications 2005Description: Case Reports; LetterSubject(s): DDC classification: - PUBLICATIONS ARCHIVE LABS
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