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Identifying microbes from environment water samples in a discovery-based learning module

2016-09-12

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What is the microbe we are dealing with? Irrespective of cholera or anthrax, we want to know the disease causing microorganism as quickly as possible since prompt identification of the etiology organism would help control disease spread, and save lives through provision of appropriate care and medicine. But despite the promulgation of rapid microbe identification tools (such as those based on mass spectrometry), m...

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202dc3ed-0035-5150-a1fb-9aa49e590079
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10.7287/peerj.preprints.399v3
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