The Growth of Pathogenic Bacteria in Soluble Oil Emulsions

The growth of pathogenic bacteria in soluble oil emulsions.

Bacteria Growth in Soluble Oil Emulsions

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Coliform bacteria in soluble oil emulsions.

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The coexistence of pathogens and pseudomonads in soluble oil emulsions.

The Use of Aptamer in Detection of Pathogenic Bacteria-

Detection, identification and measurement of microbial pathogens is critical for protecting public health. Although microbial culture-based tests and molecular techniques are currently the most commonly used, these techniques are time-consuming and require complex tools and experienced individuals. Consequently, it is costly to analyze these techniques. The emergence of the aptamer led to the e...