[Methods of concentrating erythrocytes affected with the malaria parasite and free parasites (a review of the literature)]

[Article in Russian]

Review

[Article in Russian]

A M Allakhverdiev et al. Lab Delo. 1986.

. 1986:(5):259-61.

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