Table S1 - Evaluation of Customised Lineage-Specific Sets of MIRU-VNTR Loci for Genotyping <i>Mycobacterium tuberculosis</i> Complex Isolates in Ghana

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healthcare

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AdwMicSonIña

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MIRU-VNTR Profiles of the Mycobacterial Isolates Analysed.

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Biological Sciences biotechnology Applied microbiology Computational biology genome analysis Transcriptome analysis Genome expression analysis genetics genomics Heredity +23

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