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    The increased sensitivity of qPCR in comparison to Kato-Katz is required for the accurate assessment of the prevalence of soil-transmitted helminth infection in settings that have received multiple rounds of mass drug administration

    The increased sensitivity of qPCR in comparison to Kato-Katz is required for the accurate assessment of the prevalence of soil-transmitted helminth infection in settings that have... by Dunn, Julia C, Papaiakovou, Marina, Han, Kay Thwe, Chooneea, Darren, Bettis, Alison A, Wyine, Nay Yee, Lwin, Aye Moe Moe, Maung, Nay Soe, Misra, Raju, Littlewood, D T J, Anderson, Roy M

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    Pooling as a strategy for the timely diagnosis of soil-transmitted helminths in stool: value and reproducibility

    Pooling as a strategy for the timely diagnosis of soil-transmitted helminths in stool: value and reproducibility by Papaiakovou, Marina, Wright, James, Pilotte, Nils, Chooneea, Darren, Schär, Fabian, Truscott, James E, Dunn, Julia C, Gardiner, Iain, Walson, Judd L, Williams, Steven A, Littlewood, D Timothy J

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    Elucidation of the outer membrane proteome of Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium utilising a lipid-based protein immobilization technique

    Elucidation of the outer membrane proteome of Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium utilising a lipid-based protein immobilization technique by Chooneea, Darren, Karlsson, Roger, Encheva, Vesela, Arnold, Cath, Appleton, Hazel, Shah, Haroun

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    Comparing the accuracy and efficiency of third generation sequencing technologies, Oxford Nanopore Technologies, and Pacific Biosciences, for DNA barcode sequencing applications

    Comparing the accuracy and efficiency of third generation sequencing technologies, Oxford Nanopore Technologies, and Pacific Biosciences, for DNA barcode sequencing applications by Cuber, Piotr, Chooneea, Darren, Geeves, Clementine, Salatino, Silvia, Creedy, Thomas J., Griffin, Claire, Sivess, Laura, Barnes, Ian, Price, Ben, Misra, Raju

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