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Cassava as drought insurance: Food security implications of cassava trials in Central Zambia by Barratt, N, Chitundu, D, Dover, O, Elsinga, J, Eriksson, S, Guma, L, Haggblade, M, Haggblade, S, Henn, T O, Locke, F R, O'Donnell, C, Smith, C, Stevens, T

“…Wide, weather-induced fluctuations in maize production lead to recurrent food shortages in Zambia's maize consuming regions, while the cassava-growing regions…”
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Heterogeneity of Sheep Diphtheria and Tetanus Antibodies by Locke, R. F, Segre, D

“…The ultracentrifugal patterns of ovine immune globulin revealed two peaks, the major peak having a sedimentation coefficient (s20, w) of 6.6 S while the…”
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Thymoma in a cat by LOCKE, R F

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The veterinary public health significance of Q fever by LOCKE, R F, HELVIG, R J

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E. coli agglutinating activity of ulcerative colitis sera by Fink, S, Mais, R F, Locke, R F, Hall, A G

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Legislation and research by Locke, R F

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Indications for operative treatment in gynecology by LOCKE, F R

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THE IMMUNOLOGIC BEHAVIOR OF BABY PIGS. IV. INTESTINAL ABSORPTION AND PERSISTANCE OF 6.6S AND 18S ANTIBODIES OF OVINE ORIGIN AND THEIR ROLE IN THE IMMUNOLOGIC COMPETENCE OF BABY PIGS by LOCKE, R F, MYERS, W L, SEGRE, D

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The Immunologic Behavior of Baby Pigs by Locke, R. F., Segre, D., Myers, W. L.

“…Low molecular weight (6.6S) diphtheria and tetanus antibodies of ovine origin were absorbed relatively efficiently through the intestine of newborn,…”
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The Immunologic Behavior of Baby Pigs: IV. Intestinal Absorption and Persistence of 6.6S and 18S Antibodies of Ovine Origin and Their Role in the Immunologic Competence of Baby Pigs by Locke, R. F, Segre, D, Myers, W. L

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