Ability of Chromogenic Agar, MALDI-TOF, API 20E and 20 Strep Strips, and BBL Crystal Enteric and Gram-Positive Identification Kits to Precisely Identify Common Equine Uterine Pathogens
Authors:
- Ryan A. FerrisRFRyan A. Ferris
- Brittany A. PalmerBPBrittany A. Palmer
- Bradley R. BorleeBBBradley R. Borlee
- Patrick M. McCuePMPatrick M. McCue
- 1 October 2017
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Equine Veterinary Science
- Vol. 57, 35-40
Abstract
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