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Ability of the digene hybrid capture II test to identify Chlamydia trachomatis and Neisseria gonorrhoeae in cervical specimens
J Schachter, E W Hook, W M McCormack, T C Quinn, M Chernesky, S Chong, J I Girdner, P B Dixon, L DeMeo, E Williams, A Cullen, and A Lorincz. Journal of Clinical Microbiology 37(11):3668--3671 (November 1999)PMID: 10523571.
J Schachter, E W Hook, W M McCormack, T C Quinn, M Chernesky, S Chong, J I Girdner, P B Dixon, L DeMeo, E Williams, A Cullen, and A Lorincz. Journal of Clinical Microbiology 37(11):3668--3671 (November 1999)PMID: 10523571.
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Antibody Bacterial, Bacteriological Cervix Chlamydia Diagnostic Direct, Errors, Female, Fluorescent Genes, Gonorrhea, Humans, Infections, Neisseria Sensitivity Smears Specificity, Technique, Techniques, Uteri, Vaginal and gonorrhoeae, trachomatis,
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