Drug-Free Approach To Study the Unusual Cell Cycle of Giardia intestinalis.

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Drug-Free Approach To Study the Unusual Cell Cycle of Giardia intestinalis.

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Chase Reaume

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Christine Ouellet

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Guillem Dayer

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Janet Yee

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Kathleen Horlock-Roberts

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Nicholas Cook

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10.1128/MSPHERE.00384-16

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