Phenotypic characteristics of human clinical and environmental Aeromonas in Western Australia.

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Phenotypic characteristics of human clinical and environmental Aeromonas in Western Australia.

Pathology - 1 Jun 2011

Aravena-Roman Max, Chang Barbara J, Riley Thomas V, Inglis Timothy J J

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AIM: To determine the phenotypic characteristics of 199 Aeromonas strains comprising 146 clinical and 53 environmental isolates. METHODS: Identification was based on a scheme consisting of 62 biochemical tests including two novel tests introduced as potential phenotypic markers. RESULTS: One hundred and eighty-five strains (93%) were identified to species level while eight (4%) resembled members of the Aeromonas...

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Aeromonas
Bacterial Typing Techniques
Environment
Humans
Phenotype
Western Australia

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PMID: 21519288
DOI: 10.1097/PAT.0b013e3283463592

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