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THE cultivation of Vibrio fœtus in quantity, for antigen production, is generally regarded as rather difficult and costly. Commonly employed culture media are semi-solid ‘Thiol’ (Difco) and Brucella broth (‘Albimi’), both containing 0.1 per cent agar.
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JAKOVLJEVIC, D., BEATTIE, H. Simplified Bulk Growth of Vibrio fœtus . Nature 186, 736–737 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1038/186736a0
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