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Detection of mixed Mycobacterium tuberculosis infections in South African TB Patients
Recently, the widely accepted theory that TB disease resulted from one infecting M. tuberculosis strain leading to heightened immune protection against subsequent infections, has been revised. Epidemiological studies and the advances in molecular genotyping techniques have highlighted the rapidly fr...
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Division of Medical Microbiology
2014
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