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The Search for Unrecognized Pathogens

21 May 1999

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The distribution and diversity of microorganisms in the world are far greater than have been previously appreciated. Molecular, cultivation-independent methods have played a key role in this insight. To what extent do humans remain ignorant of microbial diversity within the human body and the settings in which microorganisms cause human disease? In addition to implicating microbial agents in nontraditional...

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PMID: 10334977
DOI: 10.1126/science.284.5418.1308

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