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Human immunodeficiency virus‐1 and hepatitis C virus RNA among South African blood donors: estimation of residual transfusion risk and yield of nucleic acid testing
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  • 2022Nucleic acid testing identifies high prevalence of blood borne viruses among approved blood donors in Mozambique15 cited

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  • 2020The Prevalence of Transfusion-transmitted Infections among Blood Donors in Hospital Universiti Sains Malaysia9 cited
  • 2025A comparative analysis between NAT and chemiluminescence in detection of transfusion transmitted viruses in two main university blood transfusion centers8 cited