Novel recombinant RD2- and RD11-encoded Mycobacterium tuberculosis antigens are potential candidates for diagnosis of tuberculosis infections in BCG-vaccinated individuals

Jiazhen Chen, Xiaodi Su, Ying Zhang, Sen Wang, Linyun Shao, Jing Wu, Feifei Wang, Shu Zhang, Jiuling Wang, Xinhua Weng, Honghai Wang, Wenhong Zhang

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