Inmunidad al virus de la encefalitis Venezolana en la población de la Guajira, Colombia, en Abril de 1963
Immunity of the population of La Guajira, Colombia, in April 1963, to Venezuelan encephalitis virus
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Sanmartín, C., & Arbelaez, N. (1965). Inmunidad al virus de la encefalitis Venezolana en la población de la Guajira, Colombia, en Abril de 1963 [Journal articles]. https://iris.paho.org/handle/10665.2/11064
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