Bacteriophages

Fields Virology: Sixth Edition

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  Hendrix, Roger W ^a   Bamford, Dennis ^b   Casjens, Sherwood ^b   Christie, Gail ^b   Duda, Bob ^b   Grimes, Shelley ^b   Hatfull, Graham ^b   Jardine, Paul ^b   Kuhn, Andreas ^b   Miller, Eric ^b   Poranen, Minna ^b   Rohwer, Forest ^b  

^a UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH   (United States)

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