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wet preparations

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wet preparations
a method of preparing specimens for examination in which they are kept in their liquid state or suspended in a liquid, rather than being dried and then examined. Used in the diagnosis of trichomoniasis, leptospirosis and fungal infections.


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The results, portrayed in fastidiously realistic re-creations of accidents, complete with wax models of seared flesh and wet preparations of actual limbs, are not pretty.
Traditional testing methods When iodine is added to wet preparations, yeast cells (which can be easily confused with oocysts of Cryptosporidium sp.
 
 
 
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