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Epidemiological, Clinical, and Immunological Differences of <i>M. africanum</i> Relative to <i>M. tuberculosis</i>.

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healthcare

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dataset
Creator:
BouMarSeb
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Underlined text indicates results from the study from Ghana, which combined the West African 1 and 2 data.

Italic text indicates results from the study from The Gambia, which only identified West African 2.

CI, confidence interval; ESAT-6, early secreted antigen- 6 kDa; IS6110 RFLP, insertion sequence 6110 restriction fragment length polymorphisms; MTB, M. tuberculosis.

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MedicineMicrobiologyInfectious Diseasesimmunologicaldifferences

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