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(Chest. 1961;40:160-167.)
© 1961 American College of Chest Physicians

The Effect of Cationic Resins and of Chelating Agents in Media for Cultivation of M. Tuberculosis on Membrane Filters

RUTH A. McKINNEY Ph.D.

The growth of tubercle organisms, concentrated from sputa, may be markedly accelerated by incubation on micromembrane filters in flat, closed tubes on media based on lyophilized human plasma and a chelating agent, kojic acid; or on outdated bank blood augmented with a cationic acidic resin and associated magnesium exchange resin with sodium citrate. As quick energy sources for both media, glycerol and phosphoric acid were used.






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