Microbiology or Sciene People!
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http://www.cdc.gov/std/gonorrhea/lab/Nsic.htm
It's not much, but it's a start. I work in a hospital lab, but I just draw blood, so I'm not much help. Sorry!0 -
go onto your library's database or talk to a librarian in the science department or go online to your schools database if they have one.0
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I'll see if I can find my old notes on Bacterias and pathogens.0
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Went on the universities and state libraries databases ...not much info out there that I could find!0
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Go talk to a librarian in the science department then?? (unless your library or libraries aren't that big)
They can be very helpful!!0 -
It's called the clap...ask any 16yr old slapper
Gonorrhea Laboratory Information
Neisseria sicca
N. sicca (Diplococcus pharyngis siccus) was described in 1906 by von Lingelsheim. This species was also recognized by Elser and Huntoon (1909) and Gordon (1921). Because of the variability in acid production patterns observed in early studies, Wilson and Smith (1928) recommended that N. sicca be grouped with M. catarrhalis, N. subflava biovar flava, N. cinerea, and N. mucosa in the species Neisseria pharyngis.
Google is your friend!0
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