Strong PPD responses are associated with poor mycobacterium inhibition in latent tuberculosis

J.S.L. Kang; A. Cherian; S.H. Gan; T.H. Lee; K.C. Lee; C.B.E. Chee; T.M. Doherty; Y.T. Wang; G.T. Seah

doi:10.1183/09031936.00063209

Strong PPD responses are associated with poor mycobacterium inhibition in latent tuberculosis

J.S.L. Kang, A. Cherian, S.H. Gan, T.H. Lee, K.C. Lee, C.B.E. Chee, T.M. Doherty, Y.T. Wang, G.T. Seah

European Respiratory Journal 2009; DOI: 10.1183/09031936.00063209

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Strong PPD responses are associated with poor mycobacterium inhibition in latent tuberculosis

J.S.L. Kang, A. Cherian, S.H. Gan, T.H. Lee, K.C. Lee, C.B.E. Chee, T.M. Doherty, Y.T. Wang, G.T. Seah

European Respiratory Journal Dec 2009, DOI: 10.1183/09031936.00063209

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Strong PPD responses are associated with poor mycobacterium inhibition in latent tuberculosis

J.S.L. Kang, A. Cherian, S.H. Gan, T.H. Lee, K.C. Lee, C.B.E. Chee, T.M. Doherty, Y.T. Wang, G.T. Seah

European Respiratory Journal Dec 2009, DOI: 10.1183/09031936.00063209

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