In article <34C25A97.72E at earthlink.net>, Phil <jorge2 at earthlink.net> writes:
>I recall being taught the same info. Recall seeing subsequent
>article
claiming that small population of anaerobes found in many
>asymptomatic
folks.
That makes sense. The main thing is to think of the clinical
significance--that is, at least to microbiology Medical Technologists. From an
environmental view point many microorganisms might be there, but injured
therefore non-culturable or not culturable for some other reason e.g.,
Nitrobacter and Nitromonas.
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Davin C. Enigl, Microbiology Consultant,
MEAS-Master of Environmental Arts and Sciences.
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January 19, 1998
4:50 pm PACIFIC
Davin C. Enigl, MEAS. Microbiology Consultant for Foods, Cosmetics,
Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology. FDA validation protocols, water system,
autoclave, facility start-up. Author: _Preservative-Free and Self-Preserving
Cosmetics and Drugs_ Marcel Dekker.
