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Preliminary Report

Fixation and Inactivation of Cholera Toxin by GM1 Ganglioside

Jan Holmgren Institute of Medical Microbiology and the Department of Neurochemistry, University of Giiteborg, Goteborg, Sweden
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Ivar Lönnroth Institute of Medical Microbiology and the Department of Neurochemistry, University of Giiteborg, Goteborg, Sweden
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Lars Svennerholm Institute of Medical Microbiology and the Department of Neurochemistry, University of Giiteborg, Goteborg, Sweden
Pages 77-78 | Published online: 02 Jan 2015

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