HMGB1 level in cerebrospinal fluid as a complimentary biomarker for the diagnosis of tuberculous meningitis

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HMGB1 level in cerebrospinal fluid as a complimentary biomarker for the diagnosis of tuberculous meningitis

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scientific article published on 12 October 2016

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HMGB1 level in cerebrospinal f ...... osis of tuberculous meningitis

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HMGB1 level in cerebrospinal f ...... osis of tuberculous meningitis

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Jun Zhang

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Li Zhu

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Longkun Lu

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Qian Shen

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Xiaofei Wang

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Yan Chen

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Yanghua Qin

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Yu Wu

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