THE STATE OF INTESTINAL MICROBIOME IN HIV-INFECTED CHILDREN WITH INFECTIOUS DIARRHEA.
Keywords:
HIV infection, children, acute infectious diarrhea, intestinal microbiomeAbstract
To study the state of intestinal microbiota in HIV-infected children with infectious diarrhea
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