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A study of the microbiological flora of the vagina

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1958
N ONSPECIFIC vaginitis is a term which is used to classify the vaginitides that have no obvious etiological agent such as trichomonads, fungi, or bacteria. In order to understand more thoroughly the connotations of this classification, it was deemed necessary to investigate the microbiological flora not only in the infected vagina but also in the ...
Charles A. Hunter, Keith R. Long
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The Microbiological Flora of Penile Ulcerations

Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1978
The penile ulcerations of 100 consecutive men were tested for microorganisms. A polymicrobial flora was identified in the ulcers of 97 men. The microorganisms recovered from these ulcers included combinations of anaerobic and aerobic bacteria (including Mycoplasma), herpes simplex virus, yeasts, and filamentous fungi.
John A. Stewart, William J. Brown, Charles D. Jeffries, Thomas A. Chapel   +3 more
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Effects of avgard™ treatment on the microbiological flora of poultry carcases [PDF]

British Poultry Science, 1997
1. The efficiency of the AvGard (or Assur-Rince in the USA) trisodium phosphate poultry carcase decontamination process was evaluated during both manual and industrial trials against total aerobic mesophilic count (TAMC), thermotolerant coliforms, Pseudomonas, Enterobacteriaceae, Campylobacter, Listeria monocytogenes and Salmonella. 2.
S. Fenner, P. Colin, P. Coppen, F. Humbert, M. J. Laisney, J. C. Allo, M. T. Toquin, G. Salvat   +7 more
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OTITIS EXTERNA: Clinical Observations and Microbiologic Flora

Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1946
THE high incidence and the widespread distribution of otitis externa (otomycosis, myringomycosis, fungous infection of the ear) among military personnel in tropical or subtropical climes, and on their return to the United States, make this clinical entity a medical problem of importance. More commonly considered to result from fungous infection, otitis
Mate William R. Hess, Jerome T. Syverton, John Krafchuk   +2 more
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MICROBIOLOGIC FLORA OF CHRONIC CUTANEOUS ULCERS

A.M.A. Archives of Surgery, 1953
THE MICROBIOLOGIC flora of chronic cutaneous ulcers is variable, depending upon the initiating cause of the ulcer and its anatomical location and upon the environment and treatment of the patient. Bacterial infection alone infrequently is responsible for cutaneous ulcers, but once the skin is broken by trauma, trophic changes, or pressure necrosis, an ...
John W. Soska, George Gee Jackson, Edward E. Vicher   +2 more
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An examination of the microbiologic flora of normal lung of the dog.

The American review of respiratory disease, 1978
We examined the hypothesis that normal lung is sterile. A laboratory animal, the dog, was chosen so that sample size could be maximized. Controls were used to eliminate the possible artifactual presence of bacteria in the lung. Thirty-seven per cent of lung samples contained aerobic bacteria with a mean concentration of 1.3 X 10(3) organisms per g of ...
Alan K. Pierce, James O. Lindsey
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A Microbiological Study of Normal Flora of Macropod Dental Plaque

Journal of Dental Research, 1977
The percentage bacterial composition of dental plaques from 12 macropods was determined. The major group of organisms was gram-positive filamentous and pleomorphic rods whose median representation was 92.2%. These were mainly Actinomyces viscosus (median value 62.5%) and Bacterionema matruchotii (median value 23.2%).
William A. Miller, David Beighton
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Recent developments in the microbiology of retting. Part I.—the microbial flora in different systems of retting†

, 1946
The general bacterial flora was found to be similar in the different processes of flax-retting investigated. Coliform bacteria, streptococci, and spore-forming anaerobes consistently appeared in largo numbers.
L. A. Allen
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Further observations on the microbiologic flora of the cervix and vagina during pregnancy

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1966
Helen Walsh, Richard J. Hildebrandt, Harry Prystowsky   +2 more
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Nutritional Composition and Microbiology of Some Edible Insects Commonly Eaten in Africa, Hurdles and Future Prospects: A Critical Review

, 2016
An overview of the microbiology and nutritional composition of eight (8) insects, Bunaea alcinoe, Rhynchophorus phoenicis, Gonimbrasia belina, Gryllotalpa africana, Cirina forda, Brachytrupes membranaceus, Macrotermes natalensis, and Anaphe venata used ...
A. En, Kiin-Kabari D.B
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