An outbreak of enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli associated with sushi restaurants in Nevada, 2004. (Q54422142)

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An outbreak of enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli associated with sushi restaurants in Nevada, 2004. (English)

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Eric D Mintz

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Seema Jain

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Lei Chen

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Amy Dechet

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Alan T Hertz

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Debra L Brus

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Kathleen Hanley

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Brenda Wilson

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Jaime Frank

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Kathy D Greene

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Michele Parsons

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Cheryl A Bopp

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Randall Todd

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Michael Hoekstra

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1 July 2008

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Clinical Infectious Diseases

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