The phrase "and identification of microbes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to microbiology, research, or any discussion involving the study or analysis of microorganisms.
Example: "The study focused on the collection of samples and identification of microbes present in the environment."
Alternatives: "and detection of microorganisms" or "and analysis of microbial species".
Back in the lab in Norman, Lewis and his colleagues used state-of-the-art gene sequencing methods that allowed them to get long segments of the gene that is used as the standard for classification and identification of microbes, because it differs in various bacteria.
Pneumonia was diagnosed if patients presented with acute lower respiratory tract infection, new or progressive pulmonary infiltrates on chest radiography, and identification of microbes in the lower respiratory tract.
Sample processing and molecular detection techniques need to be advanced to allow rapid and specific identification of microbes of public health concern from complex environmental samples.
Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) has become an indispensable tool for rapid and direct single-cell identification of microbes by detecting signature regions in their rRNA molecules.
A fast and reliable method for the identification of microbes could help to reduce the time to initiate an optimal antibiotic therapy, improve patient's outcome and lower the risk for the induction of drug-resistances.
Furthermore, the instructions in the highly standardized and widely accepted ISO standards for the identification of microbes in food are usually rather vague and unspecific with respect to the sampling process as well as the sample pretreatment and homogenization (in contrast to the downstream detection procedures).
Although the causes of maternal death stated in the medical charts contained a degree of inference and a lack of confirmation through the positive identification of microbes or autopsies, the histories retold by clinicians and relatives (when available) offered valuable insight into the pathological processes affecting the patient.
Characterization of phenotypes is important for many biomedical research applications including clinical identification of microbes, biotechnological applications and for determining protein function through genetic manipulation.
Verified CIED infection by the same microbes was based on the identification of microbes in the operation and the culture result after infection.
Sequencing of 16S rRNA from environmental or clinical samples allows identification of microbes down to the genus and often species level, but often cannot distinguish between strains and closely related species [ 21- 23].
Therefore, sequencing 16S rDNA and ITS 2 region is a good supplemental for clinical conventional methods in the identification of microbes.
