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Detection of bacteria in blood by centrifugation and filtration

Bernhardt et al., 1991

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8870674584842163713
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Bernhardt M
Pennell D
Almer L
Schell R
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Journal of clinical microbiology

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Culture of blood is the most frequent means of diagnosing bacteremia. However, conventional blood culturing methods are slow in isolating bacteria. We developed a method for isolation of bacteria by centrifugation and filtration. Fresh human whole blood …
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