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Optimisation of a flow cytometry antibody panel to detect BCG-induced innate responses in infants
The outcome of exposure to Mycobacterium tuberculosis is highly variable ranging from clearance, latency to a wide spectrum of subclinical and clinical tuberculosis (TB) disease. The underlying basis of the variable disease outcomes to mycobacterial exposure is largely unknown and is thought to invo...
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Department of Pathology
2024
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