The invasive chytrid fungus of amphibians paralyzes lymphocyte responses.
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The invasive chytrid fungus of amphibians paralyzes lymphocyte responses.
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scientific article published on October 2013
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The invasive chytrid fungus of amphibians paralyzes lymphocyte responses.
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The invasive chytrid fungus of amphibians paralyzes lymphocyte responses.
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The invasive chytrid fungus of amphibians paralyzes lymphocyte responses.
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The invasive chytrid fungus of amphibians paralyzes lymphocyte responses.
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The invasive chytrid fungus of amphibians paralyzes lymphocyte responses.
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The invasive chytrid fungus of amphibians paralyzes lymphocyte responses
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A Sophia Gayek
J Scott Fites
Jeremy P Ramsey
Kyra Oswald-Richter
Laura K Reinert
Sarah P Collier
Terence S Dermody
Thomas M Aune
Whitney M Holden
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10.1126/SCIENCE.1243316
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2013-10-01T00:00:00Z