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An investigation of obligate and facultative anaerobes in bovine mastitis

M.G. Carman, A. Gane

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Extract Overseas, obligate anaerobes are often isolated from mastitis cases, either in pure culture or in association with aerobic or facultative anaerobic organismsCitation (1) Citation (2) . In New Zealand, however, the role of anaerobic bacteria in cases of mastitis has not been defined.

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Extract Overseas, obligate anaerobes are often isolated from mastitis cases, either in pure culture or in association with aerobic or facultative anaerobic organismsCitation (1) Citation (2) . In New Zealand, however, the role of anaerobic bacteria in cases of mastitis has not been defined.

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Extract Overseas, obligate anaerobes are often isolated from mastitis cases, either in pure culture or in association with aerobic or facultative anaerobic organismsCitation (1) Citation (2) . In New Zealand, however, the role of anaerobic bacteria in cases of mastitis has not been defined.

Key concepts: Obligate anaerobe, Obligate, Facultative, Mastitis, Anaerobic exercise, Microbiology, Anaerobic bacteria, Biology

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