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Tatlockia micdadei (Pittsburgh pneumonia agent) growth kinetics may explain its infrequent isolation from water and the low prevalence of Pittsburgh pneumonia

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Tatlockia micdadei (Pittsburgh pneumonia agent) growth kinetics may explain its infrequent isolation from water and the low prevalence of Pittsburgh pneumonia (English)

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Muder RR

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Best MG

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Stout JE

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Yu VL

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1 June 1985

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Applied and Environmental Microbiology

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49

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1521-1522

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Dye-containing buffered charcoal-yeast extract medium for differentiation of members of the family Legionellaceae

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22 September 2017

Pneumonia due to the Pittsburgh pneumonia agent: new clinical perspective with a review of the literature

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Ecology of Legionella pneumophila within water distribution systems

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22 September 2017

Ubiquitousness of Legionella pneumophila in the water supply of a hospital with endemic Legionnaires' disease

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15 June 2018

Legionellaceae in the hospital water-supply. Epidemiological link with disease and evaluation of a method for control of nosocomial legionnaires' disease and Pittsburgh pneumonia

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15 June 2018

Potable water supply as the hospital reservoir for Pittsburgh pneumonia agent

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15 June 2018

Simultaneous infection with Legionella pneumophila and Pittsburgh pneumonia agent. Clinical features and epidemiologic implications

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10.1128/AEM.49.6.1521-1522.1985

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