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[IgM Leptospira antibodies in acute infectious hepatitis cases in children]

H R Mendoza, C Sencion-paulino, C J Torres-rosario

    Archivos Dominicanos De Pediatria
    |May 1, 1991
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    AmericasAnimal ResourcesAntibodiesAntigen-antibody ReactionsBiologyCaribbeanChild HealthDeveloping CountriesDiseasesDominican RepublicEnvironmentHealthHematological EffectsHemic SystemHepatitisHiv InfectionsImmunityImmunoglobulin AlterationsImmunologic FactorsLatin AmericaNatural ResourcesNorth AmericaPhysiologyResearch ReportSigns And SymptomsViral Diseases

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