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. 1967 Nov;13(5):513–516.

The use of fluorescent-antibody technique for the identification of cultures of Mycoplasma

Sheila M Stewart
PMCID: PMC1409180  PMID: 4864259

Abstract

Modifications of the fluorescent antibody technique for the identification of cultures of Mycoplasma are described. The method has proved completely successful over a period of 3 years.

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