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The Bedding of Laboratory Animals as a Source of Airborne Contaminants

Laboratory Animals - United Kingdom
doi 10.1258/00236770460734362
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Animal ScienceZoologyVeterinary
Date

January 1, 2004

Authors
E. KalisteM. LinnainmaaT. MeklinE. TorvinenA. Nevalainen
Publisher

SAGE Publications


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