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CULTIVATION AND ISOLATION OF FRANCISELLA TULARENSIS ON SELECTIVE CHOCOLATE AGAR, AS USED ROUTINELY FOR THE ISOLATION OF GONOCOCCI

B. P. Berdal, Erik J. Søderlund

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Two strains of Francisella tularensis were grown on a selective chocolate agar, used for the isolation of gonococci. The growth conditions appeared to be satisfactory, and contaminating flora was largely eliminated, thus facilitating reisolation and diagnosis.

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Two strains of Francisella tularensis were grown on a selective chocolate agar, used for the isolation of gonococci. The growth conditions appeared to be satisfactory, and contaminating flora was largely eliminated, thus facilitating reisolation and diagnosis.

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Two strains of Francisella tularensis were grown on a selective chocolate agar, used for the isolation of gonococci. The growth conditions appeared to be satisfactory, and contaminating flora was largely eliminated, thus facilitating reisolation and diagnosis.

Key concepts: Isolation (microbiology), Francisella tularensis, Chocolate agar, Agar, Microbiology, Biology, Agar plate, Bacteria

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