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Appl Environ Microbiol. 1981 July; 42(1): 184-185

Modification of the standard most-probable-number procedure for fecal coliform bacteria in seawater and shellfish.

F Dexter

ABSTRACT

To determine whether or not presumptive tubes which take 48 h to become positive need to be transferred to EC medium during the fecal coliform multitube most-probable-number procedure, 572 seawater and shellfish samples were considered. When the 24-hour positive tubes alone were transferred to EC, it appeared that incorrect dilution data would be rare.

Appl Environ Microbiol. 1981 July; 42(1): 184-185






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