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January 18, 2017BMC Research NotesOpen Access

Evaluation of three sample preparation methods for the direct identification of bacteria in positive blood cultures by MALDI-TOF

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HTHannah TannerPublic Health EnglandJEJason T. EvansHeart of England NHS Foundation TrustSGSavita GossainUniversity of Novi Sad

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