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    Lavania M, Katoch K, Sachan P, Dubey A, Kapoor S, Kashyap M, Chauhan DS, Singh HB, Sharma VD, Jadhav RS, Katoch VM.
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  • 23. Oral mucosa as a source of Mycobacterium leprae infection and transmission, and implications of bacterial DNA detection and the immunological status.
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  • 24. Detection of M. leprae by reverse transcription- PCR in biopsy specimens from leprosy cases: a preliminary study.
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  • 35. Detection of lepromatous leprosy patients shedding M. leprae in nasal droppings by enzyme immunoassay.
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    Soto CY, Moreno PA, Valencia JT, Bernal MM, Guzman F, Patarroyo ME, Murillo LA.
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