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The Microbiology of Zombies series

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By tsmith on December 19, 2013.

Part I: the microbiology of zombies

Part II: ineffective treatments and how not to survive the apocalypse

Part III: “We’re all infected”

Part IV: hidden infections

Part V: beware the bite?

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