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Intestinal parasitic infections in an industrialized country; a new focus on children with better DNA-based diagnostics

23 Aug 2011

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In recent years, the isolation of parasitic DNA from faecal samples and PCR techniques, have been improved and simplified. Moreover, the introduction of real-time PCR has made it possible to multiplex different targets into one reaction. These new technical possibilities make it feasible to introduce PCR with its unsurpassed sensitivity and specificity in a routine laboratory setting for the diagnosis of...

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PMID: 21859503
DOI: 10.1017/s0031182011001211

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