Circulating filarial antigen in the hydrocele fluid from individuals living in a bancroftian filariasis area - Recife, Brazil: detected by the monoclonal antibody Og4C3-assay.

Abraham Rocha; Guilherme Lima; Zulma Medeiros; Ana Aguiar-Santos; Sandra Alves; Ulisses Montarroyos; Paula Oliveira; Fátima Béliz; Maria José Netto; André Furtado

doi:10.1590/s0074-02762004000100018

Circulating filarial antigen in the hydrocele fluid from individuals living in a bancroftian filariasis area - Recife, Brazil: detected by the monoclonal antibody Og4C3-assay.

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Circulating filarial antigen in the hydrocele fluid from individuals living in a bancroftian filariasis area - Recife, Brazil: detected by the monoclonal antibody Og4C3-assay.

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