ArticleJournal of clinical and diagnostic research : JCDR2017
Auxanographic Carbohydrate Assimilation Method for Large Scale Yeast Identification.
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Abstract
introductionThe auxanographic carbohydrate assimilation had been an important method for differentiation of yeasts. Prevailing methods described in the literature for carbohydrate assimilation has limited scope for use in large scale yeast identification.
aimTo optimize the large scale auxanographic carbohydrate assimilation method for yeast identification. MATERIALS AND
methodsA modified auxanographic carbohydrate assimilation method was developed and a total of 35 isolates of
resultsA total of 35
conclusionThe carbohydrate assimilation tests finds utility for yeast diversity studies exploring novel ecological niches. The technique described here facilitates testing of an extended range of carbohydrates and yeasts in a cost effective manner.
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