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Neerincx Anne H., Linders Ylona A.M., Vermeulen Laura, Belderbos Robert A., Mandon Julien, van Mastrigt Esther, Pijnenburg Marielle W., van Ingen Jakko, Mouton Johan W., Kluijtmans Leo A.J., Wevers Ron A., Harren Frans J.M., Cristescu Simona M., Merkus Peter J.F.M.. Hydrogen cyanide emission in the lung by Staphylococcus aureus. Eur Respir J 2016; 48: 577-579

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