A preliminary report on the preparation and trial of multi-species antigen on human malarias for use in the indirect fluorescent antibody test / by Alexander J. Sulzer, Albert Turner, Marianna Wilson

Sulzer, Alexander J; Turner, Albert; Wilson, Marianna; World Health Organization.
Geneva; World Health Organization; 1971. (WHO/MAL/71.749).
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