Comparative Study
Highly sensitive determination of Bacillus cereus exo - enterotoxin using the method of aggregate haemagglutination
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Comparative Study
Highly sensitive determination of Bacillus cereus exo - enterotoxin using the method of aggregate haemagglutination
J Hyg Epidemiol Microbiol Immunol.
1976.
Abstract
The possibility has been demonstrated of using the method of aggregate-haemagglutination for the detection of B. cereus exo-enterotoxin in both food products and culture media. It has been established that 0.004 mug/ml of enterotoxin can be detected by this method. The applied antisera to B. cereus enterotoxin did not yield cross reactions with enterotoxins produced by E. coli, Cl. perfringens, St. aureus, V. cholerae or Sh. dysenteriae.
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