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Corrin Wallis1, Alison Colyer2, Lucy J Holcombe2

  • 1Waltham Petcare Science Institute, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, LE14 4RT, UK. Corrin.wallis@effem.com.

BMC veterinary research
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PubMed
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狗牙周病涉及明显的细菌转移. 早期的牙炎显示出蛋白质细菌,而晚期的牙炎显示出菌,细菌菌,螺旋菌和协同菌,有助于诊断和预防.

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