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Over the past decade, PCR-based methodologies have been introduced to complement or even replace histopathologic study of biopsy specimens for the diagnosis of Whipple's disease ([12][1]). However, positive PCR results have been reported on testing small-bowel and saliva specimens from asymptomatic

Quantitative Detection of Tropheryma whipplei DNA by Real-Time PCR