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Bacteriocin 'fingerprinting' of group B streptococcus strains of bovine and human origin
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Bacteriocin 'fingerprinting' of group B streptococcus strains of bovine and human origin

J.R. Tagg and D.R. Martin
Proceedings of the University of Otago Medical School, Vol.58(1), pp.22-23
Proceedings of the University of Otago Medical School
1980
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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/13238

Abstract

bacteriocin animal experiment diagnosis in vitro study Streptococcus agalactiae
In this investigation it has been confirmed that group B streptococci, whether of bovine or human origin, have a low incidence of bacteriocinogenicity. Differences appear to exist in susceptibility to streptococcal bacteriocins, human strains being relatively insensitive compared with bovine strains. There appears to be a potential application for S-typing of group B streptococci, particularly in the case of isolates of bovine origin.

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