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Identification of Cereulide-Producing Bacillus cereus by Nucleic Acid Chromatography and Reverse Transcription Real-Time PCR
2016
Biocontrol Science
RNA extracts were analyzed with a nucleic acid sequence-based amplification NASBAnucleic acid chromatography and a reverse transcription-quantitative PCR assay RT-qPCR based on the TaqMan probe for identification of cereulide-producing Bacillus cereus. All 100 emetic B. cereus strains were found to give positive results, but 50 diarrheal B. cereus strains and other bacterial species showed negative results in the NASBA-chromatography. That is, the assay could selectively identify the emetic
doi:10.4265/bio.21.45
pmid:27009509
fatcat:tgyp2mn5hfhn3csmy5hddy54c4