Whole genome sequencing: a new paradigm in the surveillance and control of human tuberculosis (Q38317473)

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Whole genome sequencing: a new paradigm in the surveillance and control of human tuberculosis (English)

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whole genome sequencing

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Ronan F O'Toole

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Seyed E Hasnain

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Sonam Grover

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Nasreen Z Ehtesham

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publication date

31 December 2014

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95

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2

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91-94

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