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. 1982 Jun;15(6):984–986. doi: 10.1128/jcm.15.6.984-986.1982

Identification of Staphylococcus hyicus with the API staph strip.

R L Maddux, G Koehne
PMCID: PMC272238  PMID: 7050156

Abstract

The API Staph Strip system (API System S.A., Montalïeu-Vercieu, France) was compared with conventional methods for identification of Staphylococcus hyicus isolated from cases of exudative epidermitis in swine. The API Staph Strip was found to provide unique profile numbers, namely, 6-514-151, 6-514-153, and 6-516-153. These profile numbers are not listed in the API Staph Strip data base. It was found that the use of this miniaturized system is preferable to conventional methods for the identification of the causal agent of swine exudative epidermitis.

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