hippurate hydrolysis

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a biochemical reaction used to identify bacteria. Particularly used for differentiation of streptococci causing bovine mastitis.

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Isolates were determined to be Campylobacter by dark-field microscopic examination and hippurate hydrolysis (20-22).

Antimicrobial resistance among Campylobacter strains, United States, ... by Angulo, Frederick J. / Emerging Infectious Diseases

Laboratory Diagnostics along with information about the patient (date of birth, sex, recent travel history) and the isolate (date of stool sampling, hippurate hydrolysis result).

Domestically acquired Campylobacter infections in Finland by Rautelin, Hilpi / Emerging Infectious Diseases

Colonies suspected of being Campylobacter were Gram stained and tested for oxidase, catalase, and hippurate hydrolysis.

Characterization of waterborne outbreak--associated Campylobacter ... by Ellis, Andrea / Emerging Infectious Diseases

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