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2012
Half of the world's population is persistently infected with Helicobacter pylori. The chronicity of this infection ultimately elicits clinical manifestations ranging from gastritis and peptic ulcers to adenocarcinoma and MALT lymphoma. Laboratory research following the initial observations of Helicobacter species was greatly hindered by an inability to
Jeannette M, Whitmire, D Scott, Merrell
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Half of the world's population is persistently infected with Helicobacter pylori. The chronicity of this infection ultimately elicits clinical manifestations ranging from gastritis and peptic ulcers to adenocarcinoma and MALT lymphoma. Laboratory research following the initial observations of Helicobacter species was greatly hindered by an inability to
Jeannette M, Whitmire, D Scott, Merrell
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STAPHYLOCOCCUS | Detection by Cultural and Modern Techniques
2014Staphylococcus aureus is an opportunistic pathogen of humans and warm-blooded animals. Staphylococcus sp. was first described in 1882 by Sir Alexander Ogston who observed the presence of cocci in purulent lesions in humans. These cocci formed grape-like clusters, and Ogston named this organism Staphylococcus (Staphylo means grape in Greek).
Hennekinne, Jacques-Antoine +1 more
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Cultural Techniques and Sovereignty
Theory, Culture & Society, 2013First published in 2010, Cornelia Vismann’s article has already attained the status of a classic. In a formulation inspired by linguistic theory, the author argues that the relation between cultural techniques and media can be understood in analogy to grammatical operations.
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Perdre pour gagner? Technique ou culture, technique et culture
Espaces Temps, 1991Souligner le retard technique des Tiers-Nations dans le Système Industriel Mondial établit une perspective d'approche disciplinaire qui ne soutient pas pour autant l'argument d'une domination ou d'une opposition de la Technique vis-à-vis de la Culture : elles sont en effet dialectique- ment liées dans le processus de développement, et le défi auquel ...
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CULTURE-INDEPENDENT DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES
This chapter explores the advancements in culture-independent diagnostic techniques in clinical microbiology. These methodologies bypass the need for traditional microbial culture and provide rapid, accurate detection and identification of pathogens.openaire +1 more source
2010
Many variables must be considered when choosing a clinical culture system. Although animal studies provide a strong evidence-based profile as to the composition of viable clinical systems, the true test of efficacy in a clinical setting is to test the system within one’s own laboratory by randomizing sibling oocytes or embryos to the test system or the
Katharine V. Jackson, Catherine Racowsky
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Many variables must be considered when choosing a clinical culture system. Although animal studies provide a strong evidence-based profile as to the composition of viable clinical systems, the true test of efficacy in a clinical setting is to test the system within one’s own laboratory by randomizing sibling oocytes or embryos to the test system or the
Katharine V. Jackson, Catherine Racowsky
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An improved technique for the culture of Acetabularia
Experimental Cell Research, 1964R W, SCHREIBER +2 more
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Ascitic fluid culture technique
Hepatology, 1988Paul H. Edelstein, Bruce A. Runyon
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