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Detection of Cryptococcus by conventional, serological and molecular methods

Saha et al., 2009

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12024914343505372832
Author
Saha D
Xess I
Biswas A
Bhowmik D
Padma M
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Journal of medical microbiology

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The rising incidence of cryptococcosis in India is posing a serious threat. Due to lack of sensitive methods for diagnosis, high morbidity and mortality are associated with the disease. Early diagnosis is essential to prevent serious complications. Therefore, we …
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