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“... that previous lesions in the intestinal mucosa caused by plant material or pathogens may...”
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“... in babesiosis may be due to the hepatic damage and lesions induced by the parasite during its multiplication...”
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“... trigeminal nerve was based on the affected neuroanatomic region. On neurological examination, other lesions...”
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“... in the formation of traumatic lesions on the oral mucosa and tongue that favored colonization of the...”
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“... severe skin lesions on the head and limbs, pale mucous membranes, and enlarged lymph nodes. According...”
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“.... The animal had severe skin lesions on the head and limbs, pale mucous membranes, and enlarged lymph...”
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“... plants during B. oryzae infection. High peroxidase activity for +Ni inoculated plants occurred at the...”
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“... in the formation of traumatic lesions on the oral mucosa and tongue that favored colonization of the...”
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