Biomedical subjects
P HAUDUROY
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TERMINOLOGY FOR YET-UNCLASSIFIED MYCOBACTERIA.
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THE NEED TO ESTABLISH "SPECIES TYPE STRAINS" IN THE MYCOBACTERIUM GENUS.
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[SWISS INVESTIGATION OF KOCH BACILLI COLLECTED IN 1962: THEIR SENSITIVITY TO THE MOST IMPORTANTS ANTITUBERCULAR AGENTS; BOVINE AND ATYPICAL FORMS].
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[THE HETEROGENEITY OF CHARACTERISTICS OF RESISTANCE TO ANTIBIOTICS OF PURE BACTERIAL CULTURES].
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[FORMAMIDASE ACTIVITY AND PATHOGENICITY OF MYCOBACTERIA].
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[12 years of experimentation on infection of hamsters by BCG].
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[Attempt at treatment of BCG-vaccinated hamsters with a bacteriophage].
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[Apropos of the isolation, from soil, of bacteriophages active against mycobacteria].
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MYCOBACTERIA: LABORATORY METHODS FOR TESTING DRUG SENSITIVITY AND RESISTANCE.
In its seventh report, published in 1960, the WHO Expert Committee on Tuberculosis "noted the need for international standards for the definition and determination of drug resistance which will permit comparisons to be made from one area to another, and recommended that the World Health Organization take appropriate steps to establish such standards".(10) Acting on this recommendation, WHO took the first step towards standardization by convening in Geneva, in December 1961, an informal international meeting of specialists in the bacteriology of tuberculosis. At this meeting an attempt was made to formulate prerequisites for reliable sensitivity tests and to specify the technical procedures for them.The first part of the present paper is a joint contribution by the participants in the meeting, summarizing the general conclusions reached and recommendations made with regard to tests of sensitivity to the three main antituberculosis drugs-isoniazid, streptomycin and p-aminosalicylic acid. The other three parts describe, in turn, three different tests for determining drug sensitivity-the absolute-concentration method, the resistance-ratio method and the proportion method-that are generally considered to give reasonably accurate results.
[IMPORTANCE OF KANAMYCIN IN CASE OF RESISTANCE TO THE MAJOR ANTITUBERCULAR AGENTS].
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[Mycobacteria, experimental diseases and induced infections].
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Identification of a new type of colicine (colicine L).
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[Sensitivity of Microtus orcadensis to Mycobacterium hominis and Mycobacterium bovis].
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[Heterogeneity of Escherichia coli strains producing colicine].
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[Apropos of Mycobacterium kansasii].
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[Tubercular and paratubercular bacilli and abnormal Mycobacteria].
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[Mixtures of bacteria and possible heterogeneity of bacterial strains].
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