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Volume 91, Issue 7
High-resolution multilocus sequence typing reveals novel urogenital Chlamydia trachomatis strains in women in Mopani district, South Africa
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High-resolution multilocus sequence typing reveals novel urogenital
Chlamydia trachomatis
strains in women in Mopani district, South Africa
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Jul 2017
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Aug 2017
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Sep 2017
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Oct 2017
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Nov 2017
26
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Dec 2017
30
5
3
Jan 2018
43
2
1
Feb 2018
22
1
1
Mar 2018
35
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0
Apr 2018
26
2
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May 2018
37
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Jun 2018
37
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0
Jul 2018
46
4
2
Aug 2018
48
4
2
Sep 2018
45
0
1
Oct 2018
29
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Nov 2018
24
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Dec 2018
27
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Jan 2019
30
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Feb 2019
21
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Mar 2019
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May 2019
19
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Jun 2019
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Jul 2019
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Aug 2019
14
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Sep 2019
16
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Oct 2019
34
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Nov 2019
41
1
1
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28
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27
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Feb 2020
11
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Mar 2020
12
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Apr 2020
4
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May 2020
16
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Jun 2020
10
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Jul 2020
12
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Aug 2020
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Sep 2020
22
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27
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18
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Dec 2020
10
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10
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Feb 2021
21
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Mar 2021
14
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Apr 2021
14
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May 2021
9
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Jul 2021
2
2
1
Aug 2021
1
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Sep 2021
1
1
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Oct 2021
17
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27
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Feb 2022
42
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38
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Apr 2022
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Jun 2022
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Jul 2022
39
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23
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12
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Mar 2023
9
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Apr 2023
14
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25
2
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Jun 2023
7
1
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Jul 2023
16
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0
Aug 2023
6
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0
Sep 2023
2
0
0
Oct 2023
28
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Nov 2023
29
4
1
Dec 2023
35
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0
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59
12
2
Feb 2024
20
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Mar 2024
11
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