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... agglutination slide . Add an equal amount of sensitized staphylococcal reagent . Mix thor- oughly , and read at the end of 2 min against a dark background . Reading may be facilitated by using a magnifying lens . Agglutination is graded ...
... agglutination slide . Add an equal amount of sensitized staphylococcal reagent . Mix thor- oughly , and read at the end of 2 min against a dark background . Reading may be facilitated by using a magnifying lens . Agglutination is graded ...
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... agglutination . The positive control serum must show 2+ agglutina- tion ( small but definite clumps with slightly cloudy background ) ; the negative control must show no agglutination . Check reactions of pa- tients ' sera and record as ...
... agglutination . The positive control serum must show 2+ agglutina- tion ( small but definite clumps with slightly cloudy background ) ; the negative control must show no agglutination . Check reactions of pa- tients ' sera and record as ...
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... agglutination test is performed by mixing 0.5 - ml volumes of antigen suspension and test serum . Serum dilu- tions of 1:10 to 1 : 640 ( final dilutions , 1:20 to 1 : 1,280 ) should be tested . A control tube con- taining 0.5 - ml ...
... agglutination test is performed by mixing 0.5 - ml volumes of antigen suspension and test serum . Serum dilu- tions of 1:10 to 1 : 640 ( final dilutions , 1:20 to 1 : 1,280 ) should be tested . A control tube con- taining 0.5 - ml ...
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Indigenous and Pathogenic Microorganisms of Humans | 25 |
Collection Handling and Processing of Specimens HENRY D ISENBERG JOHN | 52 |
Streptococci and Aerococci | 83 |
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