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en inoculation (n)
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en inoculate Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
en inoculation (n)
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en vaccination Source: English Wiktionary
en inoculation (n)
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en graft Source: English Wiktionary
en inoculation (n)
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en immunity Source: English Wiktionary
en inoculation (n)
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en immunisation Source: English Wiktionary
en inoculation (n)
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en body Source: English Wiktionary
en inoculation (n)
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en vaccine Source: English Wiktionary
en inoculation (n)
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en introduction Source: English Wiktionary
en inoculation (n)
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en inoculum Source: English Wiktionary
en inoculation (n)
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en inoculative Source: English Wiktionary
en inoculation (n)
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en culture medium Source: English Wiktionary
en inoculation (n)
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en inoculant Source: English Wiktionary
en inoculation (n)
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en substance Source: English Wiktionary
en inoculation (n)
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en disease Source: English Wiktionary
en inoculation (n)
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en inoculator Source: English Wiktionary
en inoculation (n)
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en microorganism Source: English Wiktionary
en inoculation (n)
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en antigenic Source: English Wiktionary
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