Manual of Clinical Microbiology, Volume 1Includes 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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... genetic relatedness that is necessary to answer the question posed . In many cases , this requires accurate measures of genetic relatedness in order to group isolates through cluster anal- yses . Methods have evolved that indeed provide ...
... genetic relatedness that is necessary to answer the question posed . In many cases , this requires accurate measures of genetic relatedness in order to group isolates through cluster anal- yses . Methods have evolved that indeed provide ...
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... genetic relatedness for isolates within a species . resolves polymorphisms through differences in the electro- phoretic mobilities of the gene products of different alleles . of the same gene . Electrophoretic mobility depends primar ...
... genetic relatedness for isolates within a species . resolves polymorphisms through differences in the electro- phoretic mobilities of the gene products of different alleles . of the same gene . Electrophoretic mobility depends primar ...
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... GENETIC TESTS TO DETECT RESISTANCE GENES There are four major reasons to use genetic tests to identify antimicrobial resistance genes or mutations associated with resistance . First , genetic methods are helpful for arbitrating MIC ...
... GENETIC TESTS TO DETECT RESISTANCE GENES There are four major reasons to use genetic tests to identify antimicrobial resistance genes or mutations associated with resistance . First , genetic methods are helpful for arbitrating MIC ...
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