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Occurrence of cell wall deficiency (L-form conversion) in hosts suggests one of the possible pathways by which tubercle bacilli can survive, replicate and persist within the body for a long period harboring latent tuberculosis. Non-acid fast and morphologically modified L-forms of Mycobacterium tuberculosis are difficult to identify and remain often unrecognized or are mistaken for contaminants.
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