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Comparative study of Cronobacter identification according to phenotyping methods.

BMC microbiology - 11 Jul 2016

Jackson Emily E, Forsythe Stephen J

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BACKGROUND: Microbiological criteria applied to powdered infant formula (PIF) require the absence of all Cronobacter spp. Consequently, misidentification of isolates from finished products can lead to significant financial losses for manufacturers and could increase the risk of neonatal infection. Biochemical identification of suspect isolates using commercially available test panels is recommended for use by PIF...

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PMID: 27401027
DOI: 10.1186/s12866-016-0768-6
PMCID: PMC4940867

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