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Goodpasture

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Good·pas·ture (gdpschr), Ernest William 1886-1960.
American pathologist who developed the technique for cultivating viruses and rickettsia in fertile chicken eggs, thus enabling the development of a number of vaccines.


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Amy Goodpasture, the front desk clerk at the motel, told the Jonesboro Sun that several community and church groups have come to her motel in recent days to offer help.
Zavos and Goodpasture (24) reported that sperm concentration is higher when semen samples are obtained using a collection device during intercourse than when the same subjects collect samples by masturbation (p [is less than] 0.
 
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