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A simple technique for mass cultivation of Campylobacter fetus.

Abstract

Studies using 86 media for maximum growth of Campylobacter fetus for antigen production showed that a diphasic medium (solid base with liquid overlay) was most suitable. The solid base was double strength cystine heart agar. The liquid overlay was thioglycollate medium of Brewer (135-C) without agar. This medium yielded maximum growth of C. fetus in six days with good motility, less clumping and less filament formation than all other media tried.

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Year: 1976 PMID： 1000394 PMCID： PMC1277772

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Can J Comp Med ISSN： 0008-4050

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A simple technique for mass cultivation of Campylobacter fetus.

1. A Cervicovaginal-Secretion Agglutination Test For The Diagnosis Of Vibriosis In Cattle.

2. Immunisation against bovine vibriosis. 1. Comparison of the protective properties of bacterins prepared by two methods.

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2. Biphasic culture system for rapid Campylobacter cultivation.

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4. Study on the Status of Health Service Utilization among 3⁻5 Years Old Left-Behind Children in Poor Rural Areas of Hunan Province, China: A Cross-Sectional Survey.