An evaluation of solid versus liquid transport media for high-risk HPV detection and cervical cancer screening on self-collected specimens
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Lihui Wei | Yan Liu | Chao Zhao | Kejia Wu | J. Belinson | Wei Zhang | H. Du | Chun Wang | R. Wu | Jing Jiang | B. Shi | X. Qu | X. Duan | Jingran Li | Juncui Bao | Hongxue Luo | A. Xiao | Xia Huang | Juan Liu | Lvfang Duan | Shuhuang Bian | Lijie Zhang
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