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gram-negative

[′gram¦neg·əd·iv]
(microbiology)
Of bacteria, decolorizing and staining with the counterstain when treated with Gram's stain.
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85% of the Gram negative empyema associated cases and 18.
Non-tubercular empyema thoracis- a comparative analysis of gram positive and gram negative organism associated empyema
Escherichia coli amongst the Gram negative was commonest isolate in our study which was also reported by Akhi MT and Tiwari S, et al,21,26 Klebsiellapneumoniae and Proteus mirabilis were the 2nd and 3rd most common Gram negative isolates in our study, as found in Abd Al-HameadHefni, et al.
Microbiological pattern of diabetic foot infections at a tertiary care center in a developing country
The Percentage of Gram negative bacteria recovered was maximum (27.
DIVERSITY OF BACTERIAL CONTAMINATION ON IN-ANIMATE SURFACES OF A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL AND THEIR SENSITIVITY TO DISINFECTANTS
A study conducted for the establishment of antimicrobial resistance pattern of AmpC producing Gram negative bacteria reported resistance to cefoxitin (99.
Detection of AmpC b-lactamase producing bacteria isolated in neonatal sepsis
Sixty one isolates were Gram negative rods and 8 isolates were Gram positive cocci whereas 15 samples showed fungal growth (Table 2).
FREQUENCY OF MULTIDRUG RESISTANT AND EXTENSIVELY DRUG RESISTANT ORGANISMS IN TRACHEAL ASPIRATES - EXPERIENCE AT A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL
Isolates Gram staining Cell Colony morphology diameter (d) mm SE 1 Red, Gram negative Rods 17.
Characterization of potential phosphate solubilizing bacteria from the local paddy fields in Perlis
ramosum), the organism has a propensity to stain gram negative (3).
Human infection caused by Clostridium hathewayi
Chromogenic Limulus amoebocyte lysate assay for rapid detection of Gram negative bacteriuria.
Concordance of Endotoxemia With Gram-Negative Bacteremia
Treatment recommendations for Gram negative infections
Research and Markets: Cubist's CXA-201 - A Novel Antibiotic for Gram-negative Infections
All of the Gram negative isolates were sensitive to Meropenem.
Bacteriological profile of acute bacterial meningitis in adults in a tertiary care hospital in north kerala
5%) cultures were positive for gram negative isolates.
Risk factors for carbapenem resistant bacteraemia and mortality due to gram negative bacteraemia in a developing country
CXA-201 is 'the tip of the spear' among several potential future treatments for resistant Gram negative infections that are in development in industry.
Cubist Announces First Patient Dosed in Pivotal Global Phase 3 Trial of CXA-201 for Complicated Urinary Tract Infections

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