A continuation: study and characterisation of Mycobacterium leprae short tandem repeat genotypes and transmission of leprosy in Cebu, Philippines.

A continuation: study and characterisation of Mycobacterium leprae short tandem repeat genotypes and transmission of leprosy in Cebu, Philippines.
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2009-09
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R. Sakamuri;Jordan D. Harrison;R. Gelber;P. Saunderson;P. Brennan;M. Balagon;V. Vissa
R. Sakamuri;Jordan D. Harrison;R. Gelber;P. Saunderson;P. Brennan;M. Balagon;V. Vissa
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医学4区
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作者:
R. Sakamuri;Jordan D. Harrison;R. Gelber;P. Saunderson;P. Brennan;M. Balagon;V. Vissa

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