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Anti-desmoglein-1 Antibodies Are Prevalent in Tunisian Patients with Hydatidosis and Leishmaniasis

Overview
Journal Br J Dermatol
Publisher Oxford University Press
Specialty Dermatology
Date 2007 Feb 16
PMID 17300263
Citations 7
Authors
M Kallel Sellami
M Zitouni
W Tombari
M Ben Ayed
O Abida
L Laadhar
M Mokni
B Fezza
H Turki
I Mokhtar
A Ben Osman
R Kamoun Mohamed
P Joly
F Tron
D Gilbert
H Masmoudi
S Makni
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