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mycobacterial disease

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mycobacterial disease [¦mī·kō·bak¦tir·ē·əl di‚zēz]
(medicine)
Any disease caused by species ofMycobacterium.


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In active mycobacterial disease, LAM is released into the blood and passes the renal barrier without major changes - suggesting that its detection in urine should be a reliable diagnostic indicator.
During the same period, no correlation was observed with tuberculosis, the other important mycobacterial disease in Victoria ([r.
Others detail the positional identification of genes underlying complex traits in domestic animals, mycobacterial diseases, computational advances in multi-sequence alignment, the principles of microRNA function in vertebrate physiology and human disease, repetitive sequences in complex genomes, glycosylation disorders, annotating noncoding RNA genes, chromatin and gene expression, multistage sampling for genetic studies, and ethical and legal issues relating to biobanks.
 
 
 
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