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Genome Replikin Count Predicts Increased Lethality of Resistant Tuberculosis
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Genome Replikin Count Predicts Increased Lethality of Resistant Tuberculosis

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The genomic Replikin Count of all the sequences on Pubmed of different strains of tuberculosis were analyzed. The lowest Counts occurred with species within the lowest drug resistance, the highest Counts with sequences of the highest drug resistance and lethality.

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  2. Foundation for Research on the nervous System, Bioradar UK Ltd., Replikins,Ltd. https://www.nature.com/nature

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Bogoch, S., Bogoch, E. Genome Replikin Count Predicts Increased Lethality of Resistant Tuberculosis. Nat Prec (2012). https://doi.org/10.1038/npre.2012.7141.1

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Keywords

  • Tuberculosis high resistant
  • Tuberculosis low resistant
  • Replikin Count
  • genome
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