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A Review of Current and Future Molecular Diagnostic Tests for Use in the Microbiology Laboratory,. The use of these new molecular technologies is not restricted to detection and identification of microbial pathogens but also can be used for genotyping, allowing one to determine antibiotic resistance or to perform microbial fingerprinting.

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