Mecanismos de evasión y persistencia de Mycobacterium tuberculosis durante el estado de latencia y posibles estrategias para el control de la infección latente

Álvarez, Nadine; Borrero, Reinier; Reyes, Fàtima; Camacho, Frank; Mohd, Norazmi; Sarmiento, María Elena; Acosta, Armando.
Vaccimonitor ; 18(3)sept.-dic. 2009. tab
Artículo en Español | CUMED | ID: cum-43089

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