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Half a decade of mini-pool nucleic acid testing: Cost-effective way for improving blood safety in India

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2017A study of centralized individual donor nucleic acid testing for transfusion transmitted infections to improve blood safety in Karnataka, India

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2019Seven Years Experience in NAT Testing of Blood Donors in a Tertiary Care Centre7 cited

2022Blood Donation Screening of Transfusion-Transmissible Viral Infection Using Two Different Nucleic Acid Testing (NAT) Platforms: A Single Tertiary Care Oncology Centre Experience6 cited