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An Identification Procedure for Foodborne Microbial Hazards
International Journal of Food Microbiology, 1997A stepwise and interactive identification procedure for foodborne microbial hazards has been developed in which use is made of several levels of detail ranging from rough hazard identification to comprehensive hazard identification. This approach allows one to tackle the most obvious hazards first, before focusing on less obvious hazards.
Marcel H. Zwietering +2 more
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A Microbial Identification Framework for Risk Assessment
Food and Chemical Toxicology, 2018Micro-organisms are increasingly used in a variety of products for commercial uses, including cleaning products. Such microbial-based cleaning products (MBCP) are represented as a more environmentally-friendly alternative to chemically based cleaning products.
Stéphane, Bernatchez +3 more
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Microbial identification by gas chromatography
Journal of The Royal Naval Medical Service, 1988Abstract Gas chromatography is rapidly being accepted as a valuable technique for the identification of microrganisms, as the speed of identification can be significantly greater than current biochemical techniques. The Health Department of the Institute of Naval Medicine has recently installed a fully automated gas chromatograph ...
M A, White +3 more
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Instruments for Microbial Identification
Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 1985Microbiology instruments can provide rapid and accurate identification of gram-negative bacilli. The three instruments currently in widespread use vary in accuracy of identification, types of organisms identified, speed of identification, cost, and degree of automation.
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The Identification of Uncultured Microbial Pathogens
Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1993Clinicians have long been aware of human diseases that are associated with visible but uncultured microorganisms. Without the ability to cultivate these organisms, they have remained unidentified. Environmental microbiologists have also discovered on the basis of recent advances in the field of molecular phylogeny that culture-based methods for ...
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Strain Identification and Quantitative Analysis in Microbial Communities
Journal of Molecular Biology, 2022Microbiology has long studied the ways in which subtle genetic differences between closely related microbial strains can have profound impacts on their phenotypes and those of their surrounding environments and communities. Despite the growth in high-throughput microbial community profiling, however, such strain-level differences remain challenging to ...
Andrew R, Ghazi +4 more
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Microbial Identification Techniques
Microbial identification has transitioned from phenotypic observation to precise genomic characterization, driven by computational alignment and machine learning. This section examines the principles of sequence alignment through the Basic Local Alignment Search Tool (BLAST), detailing how heuristic algorithms rapidly compare unknown sequences against ...W M K I A Wijesingha +2 more
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Microbial Identification by GLC
Clinical Microbiology Newsletter, 1995Abstract Laboratories offering comprehensive or specialized diagnostic microbiology services can complement other technology and enhance their capabilities for microbial identification by GLC. The main enticement of GLC is the versatility with which it can be applied. Except for the initial cost of capital equipment. expenses are modest. The specific
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To obtain potential engineering strains , we isolated and purified 421 isolates from rice rhizosphere. Finally, we then identified and established a library of 248 microbial strains.
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