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Introduction to diagnostic microbiology for the laboratory sciences / by Delost, Maria Dannessa

Table of Contents: “…Introduction to clinical microbiology -- Safety in the clinical microbiology laboratory -- Specimen collection, transport, and processing -- Microscopy, staining, and traditional methods of examination -- Automation, immunodiagnostics, and molecular methods used to identify microorganisms -- Antimicrobial susceptibility testing -- Staphylococci and other catalase positive gram positive cocci -- Streptococci, enterococcus, and related organisms -- Neisseria -- Enterobacteriaceae -- Nonfermentative gram-negative Bacilli -- Miscellaneous gram-negative Bacilli I: oxidase positive fermenters -- Miscellaneous gram-negative Bacilli II -- Gram-positive Bacilli -- Spirochetes -- Anaerobes -- Mycobacterium -- Chlamydia, mycoplasma, and rickettsiae -- Instruction to virology -- Introduction to medical mycology -- Introduction to medical parasitology -- Clinical specimens.…”

Superantigens molecular basis for their role in human diseases /

Table of Contents: “…Schlievert and Gregory A. Bohach -- Mycoplasma arthritidis-derived superantigen (MAM), a unique class of superantigen that bridges innate and adaptive immunity / Barry C. …”
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Virulence mechanisms of bacterial pathogens

Table of Contents: “…Franklin, and Mark A. Rasmussen -- Mycoplasma pneumoniae attachment and colonization of the respiratory mucosa / Duncan C. …”
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Manual of commercial methods in clinical microbiology /

Table of Contents: “…Jerris, and Carolyn M. Black -- Mycoplasma / Ken B. Waites and Cecile Bbar -- Commercial methods for identification and susceptibility testing of fungi / Stephen A. …”
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A concise manual of pathogenic microbiology by Mishra, Saroj (Saroj K.)

Table of Contents: “…Miscellaneous Bacteria This chapter briefly discusses obligate, intracellular pathogenic bacteria, Ureaplasma and Mycoplasma, their natural habitat, taxonomy, media for their selective isolation, laboratory diagnosis, virulence factors, and prevention and control. 9. …”
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