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Review : What Can Proteomics Tell Us about Tuberculosis?

( Susana Flores Villalva ) ( Elba Rogriguez Hernandez ) ( Yesenia Rubio Venegas ) ( Jorge Germinal Canto Alarcon ) ( Feliciano Milian Suazo ) 2015년

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  • culturefiltrate
  • m.bovis
  • m.tuberculosis
  • proteome
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