Isolation of TRIC agents and mycoplasma from the genito-urinary tracts of patients of a venereal disease clinic.

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Published in Am J Ophthalmol on May 01, 1967

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S Holt, A H Pedersen, S P Wang, G E Kenny, H M Foy, J T Grayston

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