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SALMONELLA SPP., COLIFORMS AND TOTAL BACTERIAL COUNTS FROM CULTURED ABALONES
The Thai Journal of Veterinary Medicine, 2002The first commercial farm in Thailand to culture Abalone was studied to approve sanitation and food safety. Water quality and bacterial contamination criteria in both water from culturerelated sources and Abalone prior to marketing was examined. The water quality and bacteria found in the water samples (total aerobic plate, Vibrio count and MPN total ...
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Nature, 1962
A NUMBER of workers have compared the general performance of domestic ruminants with and without ciliate protozoa. In no case was any striking difference observed. Hungate1 has suggested that bacteria may take over the activities of the normal ciliate protozoan population, and also Bryant and Small2 observed a distinct drop in the count of cellulolytic
J M, EADIE, P N, HOBSON
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A NUMBER of workers have compared the general performance of domestic ruminants with and without ciliate protozoa. In no case was any striking difference observed. Hungate1 has suggested that bacteria may take over the activities of the normal ciliate protozoan population, and also Bryant and Small2 observed a distinct drop in the count of cellulolytic
J M, EADIE, P N, HOBSON
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Effect of mastitis‐related bacteria on total bacterial count of bulk milk supplies
International Journal of Dairy Technology, 1987Seven hundred and fifty‐four bulk milk samples from a total of 9,066 tested by the Aberdeen and District Milk Marketing Board in 1984 had total bacterial counts greater than 45,000 per ml. Of the failed samples, 43.8% had more mastitis‐related bacteria present than non‐mastitis types.
D C JEFFREY, J WILSON
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2018
A. H. Coons et al. introduced the use of fluorochrome-conjugated antibodies, and in 1942 introduced the fluorescein isocyanate-labeled antibodies. These labeled antibodies were used to stain tissues of mice, heavily infected by pneumococci. There are two ways of making the target antigen "visible" by use of fluorochrome-labeled antibodies: the direct ...
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A. H. Coons et al. introduced the use of fluorochrome-conjugated antibodies, and in 1942 introduced the fluorescein isocyanate-labeled antibodies. These labeled antibodies were used to stain tissues of mice, heavily infected by pneumococci. There are two ways of making the target antigen "visible" by use of fluorochrome-labeled antibodies: the direct ...
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Relationship between somatic cell count and bacterial pathogens in goat milk
Small Ruminant Research, 2011Artur Jóźwik +2 more
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