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2011
Webley WC, Hahn DL.  2011.  Respiratory Chlamydophyla pneumoniae resides primarily in the lower airway.. Eur Respir J. 38(4):994-5;authorreply995.
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2009
Webley WC, Tilahun Y, Lay K, Patel K, Stuart ES, Andrzejewski C, Salva PS.  2009.  Occurrence of Chlamydia trachomatis and Chlamydia pneumoniae in paediatric respiratory infections.. Eur Respir J. 33(2):360-7.
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