Low-passage-associated proteins of Borrelia burgdorferi B31: characterization and molecular cloning of OspD, a surface-exposed, plasmid-encoded lipoprotein.
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Low-passage-associated proteins of Borrelia burgdorferi B31: characterization and molecular cloning of OspD, a surface-exposed, plasmid-encoded lipoprotein.
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Low-passage-associated protein ...... , plasmid-encoded lipoprotein.
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Low-passage-associated protein ...... , plasmid-encoded lipoprotein.
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Low-passage-associated protein ...... , plasmid-encoded lipoprotein.
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Low-passage-associated protein ...... d, plasmid-encoded lipoprotein
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A G Barbour
C J Carter
J K Howell
S J Norris
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1992-11-01T00:00:00Z