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ESTIMATING TITRES AND THEIR APPROXIMATE STANDARD ERRORS IN COMPLEMENT FIXATION TESTS.

R C ELSTON
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R C ELSTON. 1965. ESTIMATING TITRES AND THEIR APPROXIMATE STANDARD ERRORS IN COMPLEMENT FIXATION TESTS.. https://doi.org/10.1017/s0022172400045101

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