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HPLC to speciate mycobacterium is available in reference laboratories.

Trichophyton rubrum remains the most common cause of toenail fungus in the United States, but nondermatophyte molds--Scopulariopsis, Fusarium, and others--are on the rise, so it's important to speciate, especially when patients have atypical presentations or fail to respond to the T.

Although the second culture failed to speciate the Staphylococcus species grown, it was assumed to be the same organism based on sensitivity results.

A gastric wash was performed and submitted for polymerase chain reaction (PCR) to speciate the Cryptosporidium present in the stomach.

(7) However, many labs do not routinely speciate CoNS, and it is likely that the true incidence of S.

"Populations and species have begun to evolve, diverge, hybridize, and even speciate in new man-made surroundings," he wrote.

This was a laboratory-based, prospective study to identify and speciate NTM isolated from specimens submitted to the National Health Laboratory Service (NHLS) central tuberculosis (TB) laboratory at Inkosi Albert Luthuli Central Hospital (IALCH) from patients throughout the province of KwaZulu-Natal Province (KZN), SA.

Given their poor dispersal ability and preference for moist microhabitats, millipedes are likely to speciate in isolation (Hopkin & Read 1992; Hamer & Slotow 2000).

The same way that evolutionary theory predicts that a group of animals would speciate in a new habitat, I expect the business models in the pharma industry to multiply.

This inconsistency may be due to two reasons: first, the difference in methodology of collecting mosquitoes in the houses compared to collecting them outside and, second, using different classification keys to speciate the mosquitoes collected.