Current research activities on gonorrhea at the Center for Disease Control.

Kellogg, Douglas S.

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Current research activities on gonorrhea at the Center for Disease Control.

Jan 1973
By Kellogg, Douglas S.
Source: Health Serv Rep. 88(1):13-22

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Animals Antibodies, Bacterial Antibody Formation Antigens, Bacterial Carrier State Complement Fixation Tests Disease Models, Animal Female Flocculation Tests Fluorescent Antibody Technique Gonorrhea Guinea Pigs Hemagglutination Tests Humans Male Neisseria Gonorrhoeae Pan Troglodytes Rabbits Radioimmunoassay Species Specificity Urethritis
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Health Serv Rep. 88(1):13-22
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