In silico comparison of mycobacterium tuberculosis genes Rv1316c and Rv1317c with their mutated strain BS-SK and SID-H respectively [MS Biotechnology] : looking at the prevalence of tuberculosis in Southern Punjab / by Jennifer

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TextPublication details: Lahore : UMT. School of Science. Department of Life Sciences, 2021Description: 70 p. CDDDC classification:

TP 572.8293 JEN-S

Dissertation note: Report presented in partial requirement for MS degree in Biotechnology Advisor : Dr. Asma Irshad MS Department of Life Sciences 2021 F2019254005

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Report presented in partial requirement for MS degree in Biotechnology
Advisor : Dr. Asma Irshad MS Department of Life Sciences 2021 F2019254005

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