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Bacillus anthracis. Gram-stained B.
anthracis culture grown on blood agar plate. This is a Microsoft
PowerPoint presentation containing 6 slides. Submitted by: Tom Robin,
Lennox Hill Hospital, New York, NY. E:Mail: TRobin@LENOXHILL.NET 728 KB PowerPoint File |
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Bacillus anthracis. Gram-stained B.
anthracis from blood culure bottle. This is a Microsoft PowerPoint
presentation containing 8 slides. Submitted by: Tom Robin, Lennox
Hill Hospital, New York, NY. E-Mail: TRobin@LENOXHILL.NET 308 KB PowerPoint File |
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Clostridium
difficile. Gram-stained
C. difficile culture grown on
blood agar for 72 hr. Submitted by: J. Michael Miller, Ph.D.,
CDC, Atlanta, GA.
E-Mail: jmm8@cdc.gov 94 KB JPG File [Full Image] |
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Propionibacterium
acnes. Gram-stained CSF smear from a patient with at shunt. Submitted
by: A.W. Pasculle, Sc.D., University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh,
PA.
E-Mail: pasculleaw@msx.upmc.edu. 64 KB JPG File. [Full Image] |
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