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Isaac Ginsburg

Isaac Ginsburug M.Sc, Ph.D. Institute for Dental Research, Hebrew University, Hadassah, Faculty of Dental medicine

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Streptococcal enzymes and virulence

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Isaac Ginsburg. 1985. “&Nbsp;Streptococcal Enzymes And Virulence”. In Bacterial Enzymes And Virulence, Pp. 121-144. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press.

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