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AFLP
(redirected from Amplified fragment length polymorphism)

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AFLPAmplified Fragment Length Polymorphism
AFLPAdolescent Family Life Program (California Department of Public Health)
AFLPAcute Fatty Liver of Pregnancy
AFLPAir Force Lead Program (USAF)


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To the Editor: An unprecedented outbreak of Cryptococcus gattii genotype amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP) 6/VGII on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada, is affecting both human and animal hosts with normal immunity (1-3).
Cryptococcus gattii risk for tourists visiting Vancouver Island, ... by Boekhout, Teun / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Evaluation of amplified fragment length polymorphism analysis for inter- and intraspecific differentiation of Mycobacterium bovis, M.
Heterogeneity among mycobacterium ulcerans isolates from Africa by Portaels, Francoise / Emerging Infectious Diseases
pullorum isolates were examined by amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP) fingerprinting for interstrain genetic diversity and relatedness.
Helicobacter pullorum in Chickens, Belgium by Haesebrouck, Freddy / Emerging Infectious Diseases
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