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ArticleSuccessful exclusion of blood-borne viral disease in blood donors

Homa Ramezani2011

Article2011

Successful exclusion of blood-borne viral disease in blood donors

Homa Ramezani · Mehrdad Nooranipour · Mohsen Sadri · Somayeh Molaverdikhani · Seyed Moayed Alavian

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Year2011

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Published2011-07-28

VenueEuropean Journal of Internal Medicine

ISSN-L0953-6205

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