Current trends of Mycobacterium tuberculosis molecular epidemiology in Saudi Arabia and associated demographical factors
Authors:
- Sahal Al-HajojSASahal Al-Hajoj
- Bright VargheseBVBright Varghese
- Farah Al-HabobeFAFarah Al-Habobe
- Mohammed M. ShoukriMSMohammed M. Shoukri
- Arnout MulderAMArnout Mulder
- Dick van SoolingenDSDick van Soolingen
- 1 June 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Infection, Genetics and Evolution
- Vol. 16, 362-368
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Funding Information
- King Abdulla City for Science and Technology
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