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Extensive cultivation of soil and water samples yields various pathogens in patients with cystic fibrosis but not Burkholderia multivorans.

Resource Type

CF Research News

Authors

Charlotte Peeters
Eliza Depoorter
Jessy Praet
Peter Vandamme

References

J Cyst Fibros. 2016 Mar 17. pii: S1569-1993(16)30005-4

Document

PDF icon CF Research News article [1]

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Scientific abstract [2]

Theme

Microbiology [3]

Keywords

Burkholderia multivorans [4]
Gram-negative non-fermenters [5]
Isolation [6]
Rapidly growing mycobacteria [7]
Soil [8]
Water [9]

Date

Tuesday, March 1, 2016

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Source URL:https://www.ecfs.eu/research-article/extensive-cultivation-soil-and-water-samples-yields-various-pathogens-patients

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[1] https://www.ecfs.eu/sites/default/files/cf-research-article-files/JCF-D-16-00020R1_FINAL_Vandamme_27032016.pdf [2] http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=EXTENSIVE%20CULTIVATION%20OF%20SOIL%20AND%20WATER%20SAMPLES%20YIELDS%20VARIOUS%20PATHOGENS%20IN%20PATIENTS%20WITH%20CYSTIC%20FIBROSIS%20BUT%20NOT%20BURKHOLDERIA%20MULTIVORANS [3] https://www.ecfs.eu/research-article-themes/microbiology [4] https://www.ecfs.eu/research-article-keywords/burkholderia-multivorans [5] https://www.ecfs.eu/research-article-keywords/gram-negative-non-fermenters [6] https://www.ecfs.eu/research-article-keywords/isolation [7] https://www.ecfs.eu/research-article-keywords/rapidly-growing-mycobacteria [8] https://www.ecfs.eu/research-article-keywords/soil [9] https://www.ecfs.eu/research-article-keywords/water