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Genomic microdiversity of <i>Mycobacterium africanum</i> in Sénégal
antibiotic-resistancegenomicsmycobacterium-tuberculosissingle-nucleotide-polymorphismsspecies-diversity
Introduction: Mycobacterium africanum is responsible for up to half of tuberculosis cases in West Africa and comprises four sub lineages. Its genomic diversity remains undescribed in Sénégal where M. africanum was first described and where the present study was conducted. Results: Whole Genome Seque
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