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Benchtop NMR-based metabolomic analysis as a diagnostic tool for tuberculosis in clinical urine samples
J. Izquierdo-Garcia (Donostia, Spain), P. Comella-Del-Barrio (Badalona, Spain), R. Campos-Olivas (Madrid, Spain), F. Casanova (Aachen, Germany), J. Dominguez (Badalona, Spain), J. Ruiz-Cabello (Donostia, Spain)
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International Congress 2019 – Tuberculosis: diagnosis
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Tuberculosis: diagnosis
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Respiratory infections
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