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Tuberculosis (Edinburgh, Scotland)|August 14, 2017
Host genetics in susceptibility to and severity of mycobacterial diseasesA S Apt, N N Logunova, T K KondratievaTuberculosis (Edinburgh, Scotland)|August 14, 2017
Analytical evaluation of QuantiFERON- Plus and QuantiFERON- Gold In-tube assays in subjects with or without tuberculosisE Petruccioli, V Vanini, T Chiacchio, et al.Tuberculosis (Edinburgh, Scotland)|August 14, 2017
Enabling faster Go/No-Go decisions through secondary screens in anti-mycobacterial drug discoveryRaju Mukherjee, Anup Chandra Pal, Mousumi BanerjeeTuberculosis (Edinburgh, Scotland)|July 13, 2016
TB biomarkers, TB correlates and human challenge models: New tools for improving assessment of new TB vaccinesStefan H E Kaufmann, Sarah Fortune, Ilaria Pepponi, et al.Tuberculosis (Edinburgh, Scotland)|September 21, 2015
TB meets COPD: An emerging global co-morbidity in human lung diseaseRonan F O'Toole, Shakti D Shukla, E Haydn WaltersTuberculosis (Edinburgh, Scotland)|November 21, 2015
A review of the use of ethionamide and prothionamide in childhood tuberculosisS Thee, A J Garcia-Prats, P R Donald, et al.Tuberculosis (Edinburgh, Scotland)|November 30, 2015
The MarR family transcription factor Rv1404 coordinates adaptation of Mycobacterium tuberculosis to acid stress via controlled expression of Rv1405c, a virulence-associated methyltransferaseClaire Healy, Paul Golby, David E MacHugh, et al.Tuberculosis (Edinburgh, Scotland)|March 11, 2018
A multicentre verification study of the QuantiFERON®-TB Gold Plus assayE D Pieterman, F G Liqui Lung, A Verbon, et al.Tuberculosis (Edinburgh, Scotland)|March 11, 2018
Activity loss by H46A mutation in Mycobacterium tuberculosis isocitrate lyase is due to decrease in structural plasticity and collective motions of the active siteRohit Shukla, Harish Shukla, Timir TripathiTuberculosis (Edinburgh, Scotland)|March 11, 2018
Major genotype families and epidemic clones of Mycobacterium tuberculosis in Omsk region, Western Siberia, Russia, marked by a high burden of tuberculosis-HIV coinfectionOksana Pasechnik, Anna Vyazovaya, Stanislav Vitriv, et al.Pageof 207