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Babesia bovis: Actualidad del desarrollo de una vacuna

dc.contributor.authorCuy Chaparro, Laura Esperanzaspa
dc.contributor.authorRicaurte Contreras, Laura Alejandraspa
dc.contributor.authorCamargo Mancipe, Anny Jinethspa
dc.contributor.authorMoreno Pérez, Darwin Andrésspa
dc.date.accessioned2019-07-26 00:00:00
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dc.date.issued2019-07-26
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dc.subjectBabesia bovisspa
dc.subjectbabesiosisspa
dc.subjectciclo de vidaspa
dc.subjectvacunaspa
dc.subjectantígenospa
dc.subjectBabesia boviseng
dc.subjectbabesiosiseng
dc.subjectlife cycleeng
dc.subjectvaccineeng
dc.subjectantigeneng
dc.subjectBabesia boviseng
dc.subjectbabesioseeng
dc.subjectciclo de vidaeng
dc.subjectvacinaeng
dc.subjectantígenoeng
dc.titleBabesia bovis: Actualidad del desarrollo de una vacunaspa
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dc.identifier.doi10.24267/23897325.349
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