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muy corta. En este sentido, es necesario el desarrollo de estudios locales para evaluar el riesgo de enfermedad. Si se considera que la mayoría de los microorganismos mencionados son peligrosos para humanos, con la excepción de la peste, ninguno de ellos causa enfermedad en roedores (Himsworth et al., 2013).
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