IDENTIFICATION OF ARTHROPODS BY POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION AS PROBES FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASE STUDIES IN EXPERIMENTAL COPROLITES

Título:

IDENTIFICATION OF ARTHROPODS BY POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION AS PROBES FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASE STUDIES IN EXPERIMENTAL COPROLITES

Autor:

Daniela Leles de Souza

Ano:

2019

DOI:

10.1645/18-136

Revista:

Journal Of Parasitology

ISSN:

19372345

Idioma:

Português

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