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Rita Helleren, Hans Kristian Fløystad, Odd Alexander Tellefsen

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    ノルウェーの重篤なディフテリアのような病気は,新種の毒性Corynebacterium ulcerans菌株によって引き起こされ,動物から動物への感染が示唆されています. これは,Corynebacterium ulceransを臨床的認識を必要とする重要な新興病原体として強調しています.

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    コリーネバクテリウム・ウルセランス (Corynebacterium ulcerans) とはノルウェー ノルウェー ノルウェー ノルウェー ノルウェー ノルウェーバクテレミアバクテレミアバクテリアバクテリアバクテリアバクテリアバクテリアバクテリアディフテリア・ディフテリア呼吸器感染症 呼吸器感染症ゾウノース (動物性感染症) とは

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