The molecular speciation of soil-transmitted helminth eggs collected from school children across six endemic countries.
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G. Kang | S. Ame | P. Geldhof | J. Bethony | J. Vercruysse | Z. Mekonnen | D. Engels | M. Albonico | A. Montresor | B. Levecke | L. Tchuem-Tchuenté | S. Hem | N. Hường | S. George
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