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First case of human rabies in chile caused by an insectivorous bat virus variant

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First case of human rabies in chile caused by an insectivorous bat virus variant (English)

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Myriam Favi

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Carlos A de Mattos

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Verónica Yung

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Evelyn Chala

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Luis R López

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Cecilia C de Mattos

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January 2002

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Emerging Infectious Diseases

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8

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79-81

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