Identification of a predominant genotype of Mycobacterium tuberculosis in Brazilian indigenous population

Hadi, Syeda Anum;Kolte, Ida Viktoria;Brenner, Evan;Cunha, Eunice A. Totumi;Simonsen, Vera;Ferrazoli, Lucilaine;Villela, Daniel A. Maciel;Santos, Reinaldo Souza dos;Ravi, Janani;Sreevatsan, Srinand;Basta, Paulo Cesar.
ArtigoemInglês |Saúde Indigena | ID:fsi-6745

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