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AVIAN INFLUENZA, DRAWING
Avian influenza, drawing. Comparison of the regions of the organism infected by the human influenza virus and the avian influenza virus. Human influenza virus is mainly present in the upper respiratory system: nasal mucosa, sinus, pharynx, trachea and main bronchi (in green). (c) Jacopin
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12 x 12 inches / 31 x 31 cm
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