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A rapid method for the pre‐enrichment and detection of Salmonella Typhimurium by immunomagnetic separation and subsequent fluorescence microscopical …

Steingroewer et al., 2005

Document ID
5578577789685528759
Author
Steingroewer J
Knaus H
Bley T
Boschke E
Publication year
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Engineering in life sciences

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Detection of food‐borne pathogens is of great importance in order to minimize the risk of infection for customers. These analyses should be as fast as possible. Any detection method requires enrichment and quantitative analysis of the enriched microbes. Conventional …
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