Comparative analysis of Sanger and next generation sequencing methods for 16S rDNA analysis of post-mortem specimens

Comparative analysis of Sanger and next generation sequencing methods for 16S rDNA analysis of post-mortem specimens
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10.1080/00450618.2017.1402957
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2019-07
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Yoonjung Cho;M. H. Lee;H. Kim;Moonhee Park;Min-Hee Kim;Hansol Kwon;Jong-Bae Kim;Yang Han Lee;Dong Sub Lee
Yoonjung Cho;M. H. Lee;H. Kim;Moonhee Park;Min-Hee Kim;Hansol Kwon;Jong-Bae Kim;Yang Han Lee;Dong Sub Lee
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医学4区
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作者:
Yoonjung Cho;M. H. Lee;H. Kim;Moonhee Park;Min-Hee Kim;Hansol Kwon;Jong-Bae Kim;Yang Han Lee;Dong Sub Lee

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