CONGENITAL RUBELLA INFECTION OF A HUMAN EMBRYO.

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Published in Br Med J on July 18, 1964

Authors

H E KAY, M E PEPPERCORN, J S PORTEFIELD, K MCCARTHY, C H TAYLOR-ROBINSON

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