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Automated malaria diagnosis using pigment detection

Hänscheid et al., 2000

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16367687617607228695
Author
Hänscheid T
Valadas E
Grobusch M
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Parasitology Today

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Several new methods of malaria diagnosis have recently been developed, but these all rely on clinical suspicion and, consequently, an explicit clinical request. Although some methods lend themselves to automation (eg. PCR), no technique can yet be used for routine clinical …
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