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流行病后的基因组基础流行病学分析Mycoplasma pneumoniae复发

Hongbo Liu1, Xiaoyi Zheng1,2, Xinying Du1

  • 1Chinese PLA Center for Disease Control and Prevention Beijing China.

MedComm
|January 26, 2026
PubMed
概括

在COVID-19之后,Mycoplasma pneumoniae感染在全球范围内再次出现. 中国的基因组监测揭示了新的耐药基因组,强调了需要"一个健康"的方法来管理这一公共卫生威胁.

关键词:
宏类耐药性 宏类耐药性 宏类耐药性菌性肺炎的肺炎.植物基因组学分析复苏的复苏是一个复苏.有针对性的下一代测序.

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