CHARACTERIZATION AND ISOLATION OF NOCARDIA FROM CLINICAL SAMPLE PATIENTS SUSPECTED OF ACTIVE TUBERCULOSIS

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ZAKER BOSTANABAD S.; HASHEMI SHAHRAKI A.; HEIDARIEH PARVIN; SHEIKHI N.; SHARIFI A.; SEYRI FOURON ABAD M.

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Journal: NEW CELLULAR & MOLECULAR BIOTECHNOLOGY JOURNAL Year:2014 | Volume:4 | Issue:13 Page(s): 19-23

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CHARACTERIZATION AND ISOLATION OF NOCARDIA FROM CLINICAL SAMPLE PATIENTS SUSPECTED OF ACTIVE TUBERCULOSIS

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TUBERCULOSISQ2

NEGATIVE CULTUREQ2

NOCARDIAQ1

CHARACTERIZATIONQ2

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Aim and Background: NOCARDIA as one of the most important genera of aerobic actinomycetes, soil dwellers in some cases, causes dangerous and lethal infections in susceptible patients, especially patients with various immune deficiencies. A number of species belonging to NOCARDIA can cause chronic pulmonary infections. In this study, Nocardiosis in patients with suspected pulmonary TUBERCULOSIS in patients who were negative for culture and microscopic slides were examined.Materials and methods: 90 patients suspected of Mycobacterium TUBERCULOSIS with negative sputum re-provision and NOCARDIA, isolated as pathogens were studied. Paraffin baiting technique and blood agar culture was used for isolation of NOCARDIA isolates. Clinical Isolates were tested by microbiological phenotypic methods for identificationResults: Six clinical isolates of NOCARDIA from TUBERCULOSIS patients with NEGATIVE CULTUREs and smears were isolated.Conclusion: In patients with suspected TUBERCULOSIS, detected by culture and negative microscopic, NOCARDIA as the cause of chronic lung disease can be important and should be considered.

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ZAKER BOSTANABAD, S., HASHEMI SHAHRAKI, A., HEIDARIEH, PARVIN, SHEIKHI, N., SHARIFI, A., & SEYRI FOURON ABAD, M.. (2014). CHARACTERIZATION AND ISOLATION OF NOCARDIA FROM CLINICAL SAMPLE PATIENTS SUSPECTED OF ACTIVE TUBERCULOSIS. NEW CELLULAR & MOLECULAR BIOTECHNOLOGY JOURNAL, 4(13), 19-23. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/204362/en

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ZAKER BOSTANABAD S., HASHEMI SHAHRAKI A., HEIDARIEH PARVIN, SHEIKHI N., SHARIFI A., SEYRI FOURON ABAD M.. CHARACTERIZATION AND ISOLATION OF NOCARDIA FROM CLINICAL SAMPLE PATIENTS SUSPECTED OF ACTIVE TUBERCULOSIS. NEW CELLULAR & MOLECULAR BIOTECHNOLOGY JOURNAL[Internet]. 2014;4(13):19-23. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/204362/en

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S. ZAKER BOSTANABAD, A. HASHEMI SHAHRAKI, PARVIN HEIDARIEH, N. SHEIKHI, A. SHARIFI, and M. SEYRI FOURON ABAD, “CHARACTERIZATION AND ISOLATION OF NOCARDIA FROM CLINICAL SAMPLE PATIENTS SUSPECTED OF ACTIVE TUBERCULOSIS,” NEW CELLULAR & MOLECULAR BIOTECHNOLOGY JOURNAL, vol. 4, no. 13, pp. 19–23, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/204362/en

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