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Bacteriophages May Bias Outcome of Bacterial Enrichment Cultures

1 Aug 2005

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Enrichment cultures are widely used for the isolation of bacteria in clinical, biotechnological, and environmental studies. However, competition, relative growth rates, or inhibitory effects may alter the outcome of enrichment cultures, causing the phenomenon known as enrichment bias. Bacteriophages are a major component in many microbial systems, and it abounds in natural settings. This abundance means that...

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PMID: 16085813
DOI: 10.1128/aem.71.8.4269-4275.2005

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