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Diagnosis of bacteremia in wholebloodsamples by use of a commercial universal16S rRNA gene-based PCR and sequenceanalysis
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Comparison of two molecular assayswith conventional blood culture for diagnosis ofsepsis
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Establishment of a semi-automated pathogenDNA isolation from whole blood and comparisonwith commercially available kits
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Detection of bacteraemia in critically illpatients using 16S rDNA polymerase chainreaction and DNA sequencing
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