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Basic laboratory procedures in clinical bacteriology World Health Organizatión

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TextoIdioma: Inglés Detalles de publicación: Geneva; WHO; 2003Edición: 2a edDescripción: viii, 167; Grafs.;ilus.;tblsISBN:

92-4-154-545-3

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Resumen: Communicable diseases are the most common cause of death in developing countries, and their diagnosis and treatment represents a significant challenge to the health services in those areas. To ensure accurate identification of causative micro-organisms, l

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Communicable diseases are the most common cause of death in developing countries, and their diagnosis and treatment represents a significant challenge to the health services in those areas. To ensure accurate identification of causative micro-organisms, l

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