Prolonged survival of a patient with active MDR-TB HIV co-morbidity: insights from a Mycobacterium tuberculosis strain with a unique genomic deletion
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H. Margalit | D. Zeevi | Mor Rubinstein | E. Fass | E. Rorman | Z. Dveyrin | I. Nissan | Luba Tau | M. Savyon | Omer Murik | H. Shwartz | Yelena Losev | G. Valenci | Yair E. Gatt | Andrei Makhon | I. Kutikov | Hasia Kaidar Shwartz
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