PubMed · 399837
[A definitive identification method: gas-liquid chromatography].
Abstract
The definitive identification of many anaerobes requires the use of gas-liquid chromatography to detect alcohol and volatile acids end-products of their metabolism. In this study we have used the gas-liquid chromatography for the identification of 360 non sporing anaerobes isolated from faeces of healthy individuals. These analyses were performed on a Variant-Aerograph mod. 2700 gas chromatography fitted with a column without phosphoric acid. The results showed a good percentage of typing (83%).
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L Boniforti, F Belsito, P Gianfrilli Mastrantonio, I Luzzi, M Occhionero, G Panichi, E Morera, F Ercolani. 1979. [A definitive identification method: gas-liquid chromatography].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/399837/
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