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. 1978 Mar;7(3):312–313. doi: 10.1128/jcm.7.3.312-313.1978

Use of the Minitek system for biotyping Haemophilus species.

A E Back, T R Oberhofer
PMCID: PMC274922  PMID: 348723

Abstract

The Minitek system was used for characterization and identification of Haemophilus. The system was simple to use and provided rapid and clear-cut test results.

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