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Bacterial Blood Isolates in Children: Conventional vs. Bactec Automated Blood Culture System in a Tertiary Health Centre in Gombe, North East Nigeria"
written by Elon Warnow Isaac, Iliya Jalo, Abubakar Joshua Difa, Mercy Raymond Poksireni, Oyeniyi Christianah, Muhammad Saminu Charanci, Ibrahim Mohammed, Mohammed Mohammed Manga,
published by
Open Journal of Medical Microbiology,
Vol.12 No.3, 2022
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