Use of atomic force microscopy as a diagnostic tool to identify orthopoxvirus
Authors:
- G.S. TrindadeG.S. Trindade
- J.M.S. FerreiraJFJ.M.S. Ferreira
- P.H.N. AguiarPAP.H.N. Aguiar
- J.A. LeiteJLJ.A. Leite
- M.I.M.C. GuedesMGM.I.M.C. Guedes
- Z.I.P. LobatoZLZ.I.P. Lobato
- M.C. MadureiraMMM.C. Madureira
- F.G. da FonsecaFFF.G. da Fonseca
- E.G. KroonEKE.G. Kroon
- 1 May 2007
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Virological Methods
- Vol. 141 (2) , 198-204
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