10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MYCOPLASMATA»
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Contamination in Tissue Culture
Contamination. of. Mammalian. Cells. in. Culture. by. Mycoplasmata. GEORGE E.
KENNY I. Introduction 11. Biology of the Mycoplasmatales A. Definition B.
Taxonomy C. Ultrastructure D. Physiology III. Epidemiology of the Contamination
of ...
2
The Role of Bacterial Antigens in Organ Specific Autoimmunity
Therefore. mycoplasmata need to be cultured in PPLO medium supplemented
with 20% horse serum and 10% yeast extract. contributing to protein
concentrations of nearly 20mg/ml. Second. MAS is secreted by mycoplasmata
into the ...
3
The Dog Breeder's Guide to Successful Breeding and Health ...
The ability of mycoplasmata and ureaplasmata to cause significant disease in
dogs is questionable. Some reports have documented greater growth of
mycoplasmata or ureaplasmata from dogs with reproductive tract disease than
from dogs ...
Margaret V. Root Kustritz,
2006
4
Medicine and Surgery of Tortoises and Turtles
(1975) MYCOPLASMATA Mycoplasmata have been isolated from the airways of
desert tortoises (Gopherus agassizii), Horsfield's tortoises {Testudo \inrs£tp\di\
and \e ird tortoises (Gporhplonp tiardn]i<C\ with i atory disease (Brown et al. 1994
...
Stuart McArthur, Roger Wilkinson, Jean Meyer,
2008
5
Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases: An ...
Mycoplasmata are ubiquitous, frequently contaminating tissue cultures. M.
pneumoniae in humans is probably found only in those infected, but about one in
six sexually active adults is colonised with M. hominis, and between 50% and 75
% ...
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Infektionen durch Mycoplasmatales
Mycoplasmata produce some toxic materials. For example, although
ureaplasmata cannot be established in cell cultures, toxicity for bovine oviduct
tissues was evidenced by loss of cilia, an effect mediated by ammonium ion
produced from ...
Irmgard Gylstorff, J. M. Bové,
1985
7
Communications: Extraits
No relationship could be demonstrated between the occurrence of mycoplasmata
and the clinical type of urethritis and the character of the discharge. This is in
agreement with the experience of most other authors (Melen and Linnros, 1952; ...
Statens seruminstitut (Denmark),
1956
8
Communications de l'Institut sérothérapique de l'état ...
No relationship could be demonstrated between he occurrence of mycoplasmata
and the clinical type >f urethritis and the character of the discharge. This s in
agreement with the experience of most other .uthors (Melen and Linnros, 1952; ...
Statens seruminstitut (Denmark),
1956
9
Quick Look Nursing: Pathophysiology
When the normal balance of microorganisms is disrupted or the body is
subjected to noncolonized virulent microorganisms that cause injury or
pathological changes, an infection results. Viruses, bacteria, mycoplasmata, fungi
, parasites, ...
Bernadette Madara, Vanessa Pomarico-Denino,
2008
10
Andrology for the Clinician
Other important pathogens of the urogenital tract are Chlamydia trachomatis,
mycoplasmata, staphylococci and enterococci (Huwe et al. 1998). Evidence
exists that E. coli, mycoplasmata and Chlamydia trachomatis can inhibit the
acrosome ...
Wolf-Bernhard Schill, Frank H. Comhaire, Timothy B. Hargreave,
2006