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Airway microbiome signature accurately discriminates Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection status

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healthcare

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dataset
Creator:
Kay
Editor:
OlwNta
Publisher:
Men
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We screened for M.tb infection during the follow-up phase of a longitudinal HIV-Lung Microbiome cohort of 200 individuals recruited from two large independent cohorts in rural Uganda.

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data.mendeley.com

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Microbiome

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