Determining hematological, biochemical and immunological reference values in healthy adults with high-risk for HIV acquisition in Mozambique

Cumbane, Victória; Imbach, Michelle; Matavele, Raquel; Macicame, ivalda; Eller, Leigh; Lawlor, john; Milazzo, Mark; Li, Qun; Crowell, Trevor; Mutombene, Mirna; Guiliche, onelia; Viegas, edna; Nwoga, chiaka; Yates, Adam; Michael, Nelson; Robb, Merlin; Polyak, Christina S; Jani, ilesh v; Bhatt, nilesh.
washington; Colin Johnson, Oregon State University,;UNITED STATES; Abril.20200430. 12 p. tab.
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