Specialist on infectious disease in plants and mammals

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From: Thomas A. Collet
Date: Tue, 27 Jan 1998 00:00

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I am trying to find someone who can help me understand what kinds of
pathogens from plants can infect mammals and humans, especially as
plant-derived materials are injected into humans as therapeutics. I am
interested both in literature references and specialists in academia who
are interested in consulting arrangements.

Cheers,

Thomas

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Thomas A. Collet
tacollet@alum.mit.edu
(847) 274-6272 ph
(847) 866-6124 fax

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