The PhenePlate system for studies of the diversity of enterococcal populations from the food chain and the environment.

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The growing interest in ecological investigations, such as studies of the "flow" of bacteria through the food chain, has resulted in a great need for simple typing techniques for bacteria that can be used when a large number of isolates need to be analysed. The present study describes a simple method for biochemical fingerprinting of enterococci, the PhenePlate RF (PhP-RF) system. The system is based on a 96-well...

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