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Fluorescent-antibody identification of group A streptococci from throat swabs

Moody et al., 1963

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5253951949419240839
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Moody M
Siegel A
Pittman B
Winter C
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American Journal of Public Health and the Nations Health

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Materials and Methods General methods utilized for the prep-aration of reagents and for performing fluorescent-antibody tests to identify streptococci were given previously.'However, the methods used in the pres-ent investigation includeslight …
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