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Direct Detection and Identification of Mycobacteria and Nocardia in Clinical Specimens • All acid-fast organisms in smear-positive clinical specimens were identified directly by sequencing the SecA1 gene. • This approach was used in the last 5 years to identify mycobacteria and nocardia in clinical specimens from more than patients. • 17 species of mycobacteria (including M. tuberculosis, M. bovis, M. leprae) and 3 species of Nocardia were identified in many different specimens (e.g., respiratory, CSF, synovial fluid, duodenal fluid, skin lesions, sinus aspirates, urine, and tissues).
Susan Harrington, PhD • PhD, Department of Microbiology, University of Maryland School of Medicine • NIH Microbiology Fellow (2004-06) • Fellow, <strong>ABMM</strong> (2007) • Former Associate Director, Microbiology Laboratory, Albany Medical Center, New York • Current position: Cleveland Clinic - Associate Medical Director, Mycobacteriology & Specimen Processing
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