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Identification of bacteriological unknowns: a computer-based teaching program.

G M Grimes·H E Rhoades·F C Adams·R V Schmidt
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G M Grimes, H E Rhoades, F C Adams, R V Schmidt. 1972. Identification of bacteriological unknowns: a computer-based teaching program.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4560432/

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