BacteriologyA simple and rapid DNA extraction method for Chlamydia trachomatis detection from urogenital swabs
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Acknowledgements
We thank Johns Hopkins Center for STD Point-of-Care Tests for providing the Chlamydia trachomatis swab specimens and microbial DNA for the specificity panel, and special thanks to Justin Hardick for providing us with quantified CT DNA to standardize the CT-infected McCoy cell preps. MAB and SMM were supported by SP0030079 and SP0035724 JHU POCT, Johns Hopkins Center for STD Point-of-Care Tests. The sponsor had no role in study design or collection, analysis or interpretation of data presented
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