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(Fig. 1 shows the electrostatic surface potential map of A(HB19) and B(212). HB19 is a virulent strain from oMG A, and 212 is from a non-virulent strain. (Source: Kumaran et al. 2001)) |
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Fig. 1 shows the electrostatic surface potential map of A(HB19) and B(212). HB19 is a virulent strain from oMG A, and 212 is from a non-virulent strain. (Source: Kumaran et al. 2001)
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| 17:49, 24 April 2012 | Gayatri Setia (Talk | contribs) | 741×593 | 84 KB | Fig. 1 shows the electrostatic surface potential map of A(HB19) and B(212). HB19 is a virulent strain from oMG A, and 212 is from a non-virulent strain. (Source: Kumaran et al. 2001) |
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