Use of the Germfree Animal Technic in the Study of Experimental Dental Caries

Frank J. Orland(University of Chicago), J.R. Blayney(University of Chicago), Robert W. Harrison(University of Chicago), James A. Reyniers(University of Notre Dame), P. C. Trexler(University of Notre Dame), Morris Wagner(University of Notre Dame), Helmut A. Gordon(University of Notre Dame), T. D. Luckey(University of Notre Dame)

Journal of Dental Research

April 1, 1954

10.1177/00220345540330020201

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