Items where Division is "Current Faculties > Faculty of Medicine > Clinical and Experimental Sciences > Infection
Clinical and Experimental Sciences > Infection" and Year is 2001
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Number of items: 11.
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Pneumococcal disease and asplenia: the importance of vaccination - S C Clarke, P Christie and G F Edwards
Type: Article
| 2001
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Automated non-culture-based sequence typing of meningococci from body fluids - S C Clarke, M A Diggle and G F Edwards
Type: Article
| 2001
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Semiautomation of multilocus sequence typing for the characterization of clinical isolates of Neisseria meningitidis - S C Clarke, M A Diggle and G F Edwards
Type: Article
| 2001
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Acid-fast bodies in faecal smears stained by the modified Ziehl-Neelsen technique - S C Clarke and M McIntyre
Type: Article
| 2001
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Meningococcal disease due to serogroup Y in Scotland, 1992-1999 - S C Clarke, J Reid, L Thom, B C Denham and G F Edwards
Type: Article
| 2001
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Confirmation of meningococcal disease by urinary antigen testing - S C Clarke, J Reid, L Thom and G F Edwards
Type: Article
| 2001
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Introduction of an automated service for the laboratory confirmation of meningococcal disease in Scotland - S.C. Clarke, M.A. Diggle, J.A. Reid, L. Thom and G.F.S. Edwards
Type: Article
| 2001
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Diarrhoeagenic Escherichia coli--an emerging problem? - Stuart C Clarke
Type: Review
| 2001
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Automation of fluorescence-based PCR for confirmation of meningococcal disease - M A Diggle, G F Edwards and S C Clarke
Type: Article
| 2001
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Analysis of lymphocyte-endothelial interactions at the blood-retina barriers in vivo using scanning laser ophthalmoscopy - Parwez Hossain
Type: Thesis
| 2001
| University of Aberdeen
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Human keratocytes express high levels of CD34 in situ. - Parwez Hossain
Type: Meeting abstract
| 2001
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