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Association of <i>TLR2</i> T597C, TLR4 A896G, and TLR9 G1174A gene polymorphisms with risk of pulmonary tuberculosis in the Ethiopian population: A case-control study
Background: Toll-like receptor genes have been extensively researched for their role in the susceptibility to pulmonary tuberculosis across different populations. The relationship between variations in toll-like receptor genes and additional risk factors for pulmonary tuberculosis is not well unders
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