Application of whole-genome sequencing in a case study of renal tuberculosis in a child

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Darja Aleinikova
Ilva Pole
Janis Kimsis
Anita Skangale
Olga Bobrikova
Regina Kazelnika
Inta Jansone
Inga Norvaisa
Iveta Ozere
Renate Ranka
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[1] Latvian Biomedical Research and Study Centre,
[2] Riga East University Hospital,undefined
[3] Centre of Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases,undefined
[4] Madona Hospital,undefined
[5] Riga Stradins University,undefined
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BMC Infectious Diseases | / 20卷
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Urogenital tuberculosis; Childhood tuberculosis; Genotyping; Whole-genome sequencing;
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