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14 authors at 7 institutions in 3 countries.
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Abstract
backgroundMembers of the genus
methodsWe developed a qPCR method targeting the sialidase gene (subsp.
resultsA pangenomic search of the NCBI genomic database showed that the PCR primers/probes targeted only the respective genes of the two subspecies. The primers/probes showed total specificity when tested against DNA extracted from the gold standard strains (type cultures) of bifidobacterial species detected in infant feces. Use of the qPCR method with DNA extracted from the feces of infants of different ages, delivery method and nutrition, showed that subsp. DISCUSSION: Our qPCR method differentiates
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