Evidence of prevalent genital-type human papillomavirus infections in adults and children.
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Evidence of prevalent genital-type human papillomavirus infections in adults and children.
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Evidence of prevalent genital- ...... ctions in adults and children.
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Evidence of prevalent genital- ...... ctions in adults and children.
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Beckmann AM
Christiansen AE
Galloway DA
Jenison SA
Koutsky LA
Valentine JM
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10.1093/INFDIS/162.1.60
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1990-07-01T00:00:00Z