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What is new in tuberculosis immunodiagnosis?
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Methylated HBHA produced in
M. smegmatis
discriminates between active and non-active TB disease among the QFT-IT-responders
G. Delogu, T. Chiacchio, V. Vanini, O. Butera, G. Cuzzi, A. Bua, P. Molicotti, S. Zanetti, F. Lauria, S. Grisetti, N. Magnavita, G. Fadda, E. Girardi, D. Goletti (Rome, Sassari, Italy)
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Annual Congress 2011 - What is new in tuberculosis immunodiagnosis?
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What is new in tuberculosis immunodiagnosis?
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G. Delogu, T. Chiacchio, V. Vanini, O. Butera, G. Cuzzi, A. Bua, P. Molicotti, S. Zanetti, F. Lauria, S. Grisetti, N. Magnavita, G. Fadda, E. Girardi, D. Goletti (Rome, Sassari, Italy). Methylated HBHA produced in
M. smegmatis
discriminates between active and non-active TB disease among the QFT-IT-responders. Eur Respir J 2011; 38: Suppl. 55, 1901
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