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[Use of lincomycin, methicillin and ristomycin in the nutrient media for isolating pathogenic intestinal microorganisms].

N I Givental·E Iu Kocherovskaia·N V Ploskirev·N S Ogneva·E Sh Lobacheva
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Elective-differentiating solid nutrient media for simultaneous isolation of Vibrioes, Salmonella and Shigella were developed. Antibiotics active against grampostive microflora and dry bile salts inhibiting the growth of Proteus were used as the inhibitors of the growth of the accompanying microflora. The medium was lincomycin and the bile salts may be prepared in a dry form.

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Acute DiseaseBacteriaBacteriological TechniquesBile Acids and SaltsCulture MediaDagestanEscherichia coliFecesGastrointestinal DiseasesHumansHydrogen-Ion ConcentrationIntestinesLincomycinMethicillinRistocetinSalmonellaShigella boydiiShigella flexneriShigella sonneiVibrioJournal Article

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N I Givental, E Iu Kocherovskaia, N V Ploskirev, N S Ogneva, E Sh Lobacheva. 1975. [Use of lincomycin, methicillin and ristomycin in the nutrient media for isolating pathogenic intestinal microorganisms].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2096/

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