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 Bacillus
 
 sp (short rods) was isolated from drinking water sample and observed under Foldscope. Sample 27.

Recognition of waterborne bacterial pathogens with the help of Foldscope.

roshan | Sun, Oct 06, 2019, 7:55 AM

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