Evaluation of immunological mechanisms induced by Mycobacterium avium exposure and the effect upon pre-existing BCG immunity

Evaluation of immunological mechanisms induced by Mycobacterium avium exposure and the effect upon pre-existing BCG immunity

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Main Authors:	Poyntz, H, Betts, G, Stylianou, E, Griffiths, K, Mcshane, H
Format:	Conference item
Udgivet:	2011

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