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Silberner, J. (1986) The AIDS Virus: Equine Similarities?. Science News, 129. 84pp. doi:10.2307/3970352

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TitleThe AIDS Virus: Equine Similarities?
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AuthorsSilberner, J.Author
Year1986 (February 8)Volume129
PublisherWiley
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