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See Latest ArticlesRapid electrochemical identification of pathogenic Candida species
Journal of Medical Microbiology, 09/02/09
Muir A et al. – The panfungal probe gave results that were similarly positive against 15 other fungal species and also did not cross–react with human DNA. The limit of detection of the assay was shown to be approximately 1 genome equivalent for all probes using extracted genomic DNA.
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