HTLV-1 intrafamilial transmission among Japanese immigrants in Brazil

Bandeira, Larissa M.; Uehara, Silvia N. O.; Puga, Marco A. M.; Rezende, Grazielli R.; Vicente, Ana C. P.; Domingos, João A.; Lago, Bárbara V. do; Niel, Christian; Castro, Ana R. C. Motta.
Artículo en Inglés | ARCA | ID: arc-27043

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