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Description	Title: Pathology: Histology: Pap Smear Description: Human pap smear showing clamydia in the vacuoles at 500x and stained with H&E. Subjects (names): Topics/Categories: Pathology -- Histology Type: Color Slide Source: Dr. Lance Liotta Laboratory Author: Unknown photographer/artist AV Number: AV-8803-3302 Date Created: March 1988 Date Entered: 1/1/2001 Access: Public
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