RAPID DETECTION OF HUMAN TORQUE TENO VIRUSES
USING HIGH-RESOLUTION MELTING ANALYSIS
Spandole S1*, Cimponeriu D1, Toma M1, Radu I1, Ion DA2
*Corresponding Author: Ms. Sonia Spandole (Ph.D. Student), Department of Genetics, University of Bucharest,
Intrarea Portocalelor Street, No 1-3, 060101, Bucharest, Romania; Tel.: 004-0764-824-281, Fax: 004-0213-181-
565; E-mail: sonia.spandole@gmail.com
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