Development of Quantitative Real-Time PCR (TaqMan Triplex System) for the Diagnosis and Evaluation of Therapeutic Efficacy in Chagas Disease

Britto, Constança; Messias, Carolina; Moreira, Otacilio; Ferreira, Antonio Gomes Pinto; Sykora, Raouf Emile; Krieger,&; 160;Marco&; 160;Aurélio; Costa, Alexandre; Gomes, Alice; Constermani, Jéssica.
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