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Annals of Clinical and Laboratory Science, Vol 11, Issue 1, 19-24
Copyright © 1981 by Association of Clinical Scientists

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Identification of clinically significant anaerobic bacteria

NM Burdash, P Brunson, P Fortuna, M West, and E Bannister

By combining the various methodologies for anaerobic bacteriology, a scheme has been developed with four flow charts for the identification of the clinically significant anaerobic organisms. This scheme incorporates the use of gas chromatography and a micromethod biochemical system.




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