Mycobacterium africanum is not a major cause of human tuberculosis in Cape Town, South Africa (Q57179609)

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Paul van Helden

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Paul van Helden

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Anne-Marie Demers

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David Coetzee

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Marcel A. Behr

Genomic analysis distinguishes Mycobacterium africanum

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March 2010

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Tuberculosis

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90

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143-144

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2

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