Bailey and Scott's Diagnostic MicrobiologyMosby, 1986 - 914 pagine |
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Pagina 264
... produce toxin in the infant bowel . Infant botulism is not uncommon ; babies acquire the organism by ingestion , although the source of the bacterium is not always clear . There has been an associa- tion with honey and corn syrup ; it ...
... produce toxin in the infant bowel . Infant botulism is not uncommon ; babies acquire the organism by ingestion , although the source of the bacterium is not always clear . There has been an associa- tion with honey and corn syrup ; it ...
Pagina 430
... produce pyocy- anin , a turquoise - blue or blue water - soluble and chloroform - extractable pigment , visible on uncolored media , such as Mueller - Hinton agar ( Plate 28.4 ) , and especially visible on Pseudo- monas P agar ( Difco ...
... produce pyocy- anin , a turquoise - blue or blue water - soluble and chloroform - extractable pigment , visible on uncolored media , such as Mueller - Hinton agar ( Plate 28.4 ) , and especially visible on Pseudo- monas P agar ( Difco ...
Pagina 520
... produce leci- thinase and only a few produce lipase . The key feature that distinguishes among the various genera of non - spore - forming , an- aerobic , gram - positive rods is the pattern of volatile and organic acids produced from ...
... produce leci- thinase and only a few produce lipase . The key feature that distinguishes among the various genera of non - spore - forming , an- aerobic , gram - positive rods is the pattern of volatile and organic acids produced from ...
Sommario
Diagnostic immunologic principles and Morganella Obesumbacterium Proteus | 12 |
Laboratory organization and quality | 19 |
Chlamydia Mycoplasma and Rickettsia Color Plates | 38 |
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