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Axenic Cultivation of <i>Entamoeba dispar</i> Brumpt 1925, <i>Entamoeba insolita</i> Geiman and Wichterman 1937 and <i>Entamoeba ranarum</i> Grassi 1879

1 Sept 1995

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Three species of Entamoeba have been grown in axenic culture for the first time. In two cases, novel methods for adapting the organisms to growth without bacteria were employed. While E. ranarum was axenized by the classic technique of Diamond, from a monoxenic culture with Trypanosoma cruzi as the associate, both E. dispar and E. insolita were first grown in axenic culture medium supplemented with lethally...

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PMID: 7581333
DOI: 10.1111/j.1550-7408.1995.tb05912.x

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