Author:
NISHIKAWA Akiyoshi,INOUE Tohru,UMEMURA Takashi,INOUE Kaoru,YOSHIDA Midori,SEKITA Kiyoshi,ISHII Yuji,OGAWA Kumiko,HIROSE Akihiko,TAKAGI Atsuya,TSUTSUMI Tomoaki,OHNO Yasuo,SHIBUTANI Makoto,TAKAHASHI Miwa,SUGITA-KONISHI Yoshiko,AKIYAMA Hiroshi,KANNO Jun
Publisher
Japanese Society for Food Hygiene and Safety
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