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Rapid sequencing‐based diagnosis of infectious bacterial species from meningitis patients in Zambia

1 Jan 2019

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OBJECTIVES: We have developed a portable system for the rapid determination of bacterial composition for the diagnosis of infectious diseases. Our system comprises of a nanopore technology-based sequencer, MinION, and two laptop computers. To examine the accuracy and time efficiency of our system, we provided a proof-of-concept for the detection of the causative bacteria of 11 meningitis patients in Zambia....

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PMID: 31709051
DOI: 10.1002/cti2.1087

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