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Coinfection with Campylobacter species: an epidemiological problem?

2 Aug 2001

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AIMS: To determine the frequency of coinfection with multiple strains in sporadic cases of human Campylobacter infection. METHOD AND RESULTS: During 1999 10 single colonies of Campylobacter were cultured from each of 53 positive faecal samples. Five isolates were taken from nonselective agar after passive filtration of faecal suspensions and five isolates were taken from selective agar plates. All isolates were...

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PMID: 11473584
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2672.2001.01377.x

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