Manual of Clinical Microbiology, Volume 1ASM Press, 2003 - 2113 pagine Includes information on infection detection and prevention and control, diagnostic technologies, bacteriology, antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, and antiparasitic agents and susceptibility test methods, virology, mycology, and parasitology. |
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... sera in most serum pairs OR Visualization of small , round - structured viruses that react with patient's convalescent - phase sera but not acute- phase sera by immunoelectron microscopy Astrovirus 15-77 h , usually 24- 48 h Vomiting ...
... sera in most serum pairs OR Visualization of small , round - structured viruses that react with patient's convalescent - phase sera but not acute- phase sera by immunoelectron microscopy Astrovirus 15-77 h , usually 24- 48 h Vomiting ...
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... sera that demonstrate titers greater than 64 have been supportive of the clinical diag- nosis of LGV . Titers of 16 or greater are considered to provide significant evidence of previous exposure to chla- mydiae . However , compared with ...
... sera that demonstrate titers greater than 64 have been supportive of the clinical diag- nosis of LGV . Titers of 16 or greater are considered to provide significant evidence of previous exposure to chla- mydiae . However , compared with ...
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... sera prior to IFA or Western immunoblotting is more effective in estab- lishing a species - specific diagnosis , but it is cumbersome and expensive . However , interpretation of these results requires careful evaluation of valid control ...
... sera prior to IFA or Western immunoblotting is more effective in estab- lishing a species - specific diagnosis , but it is cumbersome and expensive . However , interpretation of these results requires careful evaluation of valid control ...
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