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  • 39. Evaluation of a commercial line probe assay for identification of mycobacterium species from liquid and solid culture.
    Mijs W, De Vreese K, Devos A, Pottel H, Valgaeren A, Evans C, Norton J, Parker D, Rigouts L, Portaels F, Reischl U, Watterson S, Pfyffer G, Rossau R.
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