[1]宋伦圭.16S rRNA基因测序技术在肝脓疡细菌鉴定中的作用[J].介入放射学杂志,2014,(10):906-912.
　Yun Gyu Song,M.D.,Sang Gun Shim,et al.Usefulness of 16S rRNA Gene Sequencing for Identification of Bacteria from Pyogenic Liver Abscess [J].journal interventional radiology,2014,(10):906-912.

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