2001Journal of Animal Science and Veterinary MedicineRequires access

Isolation and Identification of Swine's Mycoplasma

Sang Yu-min

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We isolate and identify the pathogeny of swine's mycoplasma by methanol fixing, giemsa staining, microscopy, painting directly with bacteria culture and reversi ble test. Swine's mycoplasma is inodena and polymorphis after Giensa staining. E xperiment of the reversible test shows typical symptom of Mycoplasmal pnenmonia of swine. Characteristic pathological changes of mycoplasmal pneumonia of swine are observed.

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We isolate and identify the pathogeny of swine's mycoplasma by methanol fixing, giemsa staining, microscopy, painting directly with bacteria culture and reversi ble test. Swine's mycoplasma is inodena and polymorphis after Giensa staining. E xperiment of the reversible test shows typical symptom of Mycoplasmal pnenmonia of swine. Characteristic pathological changes of mycoplasmal pneumonia of swine are observed.

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We isolate and identify the pathogeny of swine's mycoplasma by methanol fixing, giemsa staining, microscopy, painting directly with bacteria culture and reversi ble test. Swine's mycoplasma is inodena and polymorphis after Giensa staining. E xperiment of the reversible test shows typical symptom of Mycoplasmal pnenmonia of swine. Characteristic pathological changes of mycoplasmal pneumonia of swine are observed.

Key concepts: Giemsa stain, Mycoplasma, Isolation (microbiology), Biology, Staining, Microbiology, Mycoplasma pneumonia, Pneumonia

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