Biomedical subjects
M PINTER
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EPIDEMIOLOGY OF STOMACH CANCER.
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CRITICAL PERIODS OF DEVELOPMENT.
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DUST AGGREGATION IN COAL MINER'S LUNG.
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BACTERIOLOGICAL STANDARDS JUBILEE.
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SEPTICAEMIA DUE TO FLAVOBACTERIUM AND MIMA POLYMORPHA.
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[FLAVOBACTERIUM AND B. ANITRATUM CAUSING ORAL SEPSIS].
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[Therapy of infants with dystrophy by Nerobol].
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[Haemophilus vaginalis in the etiology of colpitis].
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[New results in virus research achieved with the aid of tissue culturing].
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[Isolation experiments and serological studies with poliomyelitis virus in tissue culture].
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Studies on the occurrence of poliomyelitis viruses in Hungary.
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Growth of MM virus in human embryonic tissue.
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Studies on Coxsackie virus infection in Hungary. II. Studies on neutralising antibodies against fourteen different types of Coxsackie virus in individual and pooled human sera.
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[Research on etiology and epidemiology of infections with Coxsackie virus in Szeged].
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[Tissue culture of encephalitis virus isolated in Czechoslovakia].
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Studies on Coxsackie virus infections in Hungary. I. Isolation and identification of Coxsackie virus strains.
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