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Kanagavel et al., 2014 - Google Patents

B-cell-specific peptides of Leptospira interrogans LigA for diagnosis of patients with acute leptospirosis

Kanagavel et al., 2014

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7066624821391523029
Author
Kanagavel M
Shanmughapriya S
Anbarasu K
Natarajaseenivasan K
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Clinical and Vaccine Immunology

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Leptospirosis is a reemerging infectious disease that is underdiagnosed and under- recognized due to low-sensitivity and cumbersome serological tests. Rapid reliable alternative tests are needed for early diagnosis of the disease. Considering the importance …
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