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. 1971 Nov;22(5):854–855. doi: 10.1128/am.22.5.854-855.1971

Interfering Effect of Incubation in Carbon Dioxide on the Identification of Pneumococci by Optochin Discs

A Ruth Ragsdale 1,2, Jay P Sanford 1,2
PMCID: PMC376433  PMID: 4399852

Abstract

Incubation of pneumococci in a CO2 environment decreases the zone sizes produced by optochin discs, with the result that pneumococcal-like organisms require further study.

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