[Hygienic studies on cod fish treated with biomycin].

Iu I RUBINSHTEIN; N V ORLOVA; V P BOGORODITSKAIA; Iu P KUKEL'; M Ia AKINCHEVA; E V KERBER

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[Hygienic studies on cod fish treated with biomycin].

Iu I RUBINSHTEIN·N V ORLOVA·V P BOGORODITSKAIA·Iu P KUKEL'·M Ia AKINCHEVA·E V KERBER

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Iu I RUBINSHTEIN, N V ORLOVA, V P BOGORODITSKAIA, Iu P KUKEL', M Ia AKINCHEVA, E V KERBER. [Hygienic studies on cod fish treated with biomycin].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/13744391/

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