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Development of selective isolation media for detecting Actinomyces and Schaalia genera from oral specimens containing indigenous bacteria

2024-03-12

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To isolate specific bacteria from samples constituting the microbiota, it is essential to employ selective media that suppress the growth of resident bacteria other than specific target bacteria. Selective media for clinically important Actinomyces (including Schaalia, which was previously taxonomically classified as part of the Actinomyces genus) have been limited because they have been designed for a limited ran...

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b8cbe0b4-7bec-5a95-9b08-e964ee454b68
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10.1099/acmi.0.000768.v2
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