Immunosuppression in bovine trypanosomiasis: field studies using foot-and-mouth disease vaccine and clostridial vaccine.

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Published in Trop Anim Health Prod on August 01, 1977

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J M Scott, R G Pegram, P H Holmes, T W Pay, P A Knight, F W Jennings, G M Urquhart

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