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Células hep-2 infectadas con eb’s de chlamydia trachomatis serovar 2 (vr-902b) |
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Células hep-2 infectadas con eb’s de chlamydia trachomatis serovar 2 (vr-902b) Castellanos Hernández, Natalia Castañeda Franco, Yessica Marcela Caro Burgos, Paola Andrea Sánchez Mora, Ruth Melida C. trachomatis Cultivo celular Asintomático Infección Persistencia Giemsa Inmunofluorescencia HEp-2 |
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Células hep-2 infectadas con eb’s de chlamydia trachomatis serovar 2 (vr-902b) |
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Células hep-2 infectadas con eb’s de chlamydia trachomatis serovar 2 (vr-902b) |
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Células hep-2 infectadas con eb’s de chlamydia trachomatis serovar 2 (vr-902b) |
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Células hep-2 infectadas con eb’s de chlamydia trachomatis serovar 2 (vr-902b) |
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células hep-2 infectadas con eb’s de chlamydia trachomatis serovar 2 (vr-902b) |
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Castellanos Hernández, Natalia Castañeda Franco, Yessica Marcela Caro Burgos, Paola Andrea Sánchez Mora, Ruth Melida |
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Castellanos Hernández, Natalia Castañeda Franco, Yessica Marcela Caro Burgos, Paola Andrea Sánchez Mora, Ruth Melida |
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C. trachomatis Cultivo celular Asintomático Infección Persistencia Giemsa Inmunofluorescencia HEp-2 |
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C. trachomatis Cultivo celular Asintomático Infección Persistencia Giemsa Inmunofluorescencia HEp-2 |
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