Similaridades clinicopatológicas entre paratuberculosis y enfermedad de Crohn. ¿Posible vínculo zoonótico?
Similaridades clinicopatológicas entre paratuberculosis y enfermedad de Crohn. ¿Posible vínculo zoonótico?
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Calderón, J., & Góngora, A. (2008). Similaridades clinicopatológicas entre paratuberculosis y enfermedad de Crohn. ¿Posible vínculo zoonótico?. Revista MVZ Córdoba, 13(1). https://doi.org/10.21897/rmvz.414
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