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British celebrities, including Stephen Fry and Carol Vorderman, happily handed in swabs of bacteria from their armpits to take part in a project that grew portraits from germs.

We compared meningococcal isolation rates in swabs of saliva (front of mouth), tonsils, and nasopharynx.

Stone et al. showed that the VecTest had a sensitivity of 76% in detecting WNV in oral swabs of field-collected carcasses of house sparrows (9 ).

In the mentioned studies, Brachyspira DNA in rectal swabs of pigs, respectively classical and African swine fever virus DNA in wild boars were detected by PCR.

In conclusion, HBoV was detected in nasopharyngeal swabs of 4 (1.6%) of 257 children <6 years of age who parents contacted a general practice after-hours service.

The aim of the present work was to evaluate the presence of C. trachomatis, Mycoplasma spp., N. gonorrhoeae, T. pallidum and tetracycline resistance gene in vaginal swabs of women undergoing an infertility evaluation in China.

While Brook noted more pathogens recovered in nasopharyngeal swabs of smokers compared to non-smokers [55], in our CRS population we did not see a difference between cohorts.

In Experiment IV, no viral RNA was detected at any stage of the experiment in choanal swabs of MDA-14/V birds (Table  5).

We found that vDNA could be detected in buccal swabs of some, but not all infected mice over a range of challenge doses by day 3 or 4 postexposure, when initiation of BCV treatment was efficacious, suggesting that detection of vDNA in buccal swabs could be used as a trigger to initiate BCV treatment of an entire potentially exposed population.

The virus was first reported Tuesday by German researchers who found it in nasal swabs of a Singapore physician who fell ill on a flight from New York City to Frankfurt.

We quantified S. aureus mRNA levels in nose swabs of persistent carriers to gain insight into the regulatory adaptation of the bacterium to the nasal environment.