2,12,19 On the other hand, 7 positive cases detected by LJ culture and negative on GeneXpert consisted of
atypical mycobacteria confirmed by rate of growth, properties of pigment production and biochemical reactions.
Keywords:
atypical mycobacteria, cattle, mycobacteriosis,sensitins, tuberculosis.
Acid-fast mycobacteria that do not produce tuberculosis or Hansen's disease are grouped under non-tuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) or
atypical mycobacteria (1).
This is also very similar to a study carried out by Singh YN et al, 1993; Mirda BR et al 2000; Singh A et al, 2014, India [9-11] No
atypical Mycobacteria and no multidrug resistance MTB were isolated in these subjects by conventional method, Streptococcus pneumoniae and Haemophilus influenzae were also not isolated during the study period, which is similar to studies carried out by Pereira M, Tripathy S et al, 2005, India; and C.
6] Cutaneous tuberculosis and
atypical mycobacteria skin infection (AMI) present a wide range of clinical manifestations, varying from warty, nodules and papulonecrotic lesions, to ulcerations and abscesses.
Decontamination of heater-cooler units associated with contamination by
atypical mycobacteria.
Recent experience in the epidemiology of disease caused by
atypical mycobacteria.
27) However, false-positive results produced by the growth of NTM may be overcome by the addition of a well with a PNB, a reagent that inhibits the growth of MTB but not
atypical mycobacteria.
Detection and characterization of
atypical mycobacteria by the polymerase chain reaction.
As it is indicated in literature people could be infected with
atypical Mycobacteria or Mycobacteria other than tuberculosis (MOTT) and some of them could lead to disease development in different parts of the body including the lungs [50].
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atypical mycobacteria with technique in molecular biology.
Polymerase chain reaction compared to other laboratory findings and to clinical evaluation in the diagnosis of cutaneous tuberculosis and
atypical mycobacteria skin infection.
