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Original Articles

The effect of the air sampling method on the recovery of Mycoplasma gallisepticum from experimentally produced aerosols

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Pages 54-59 | Received 30 Jan 2013, Accepted 22 Apr 2013, Published online: 24 May 2013

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Figure 1. The image depicts the impiger used in the present study for the recovery of M. gallisepticum and E. faecalis from experimentally produced aerosols. Arrows indicate the direction of the airflow through the impinger.

Figure 1. The image depicts the impiger used in the present study for the recovery of M. gallisepticum and E. faecalis from experimentally produced aerosols. Arrows indicate the direction of the airflow through the impinger.

Table 1. Recovery of M. gallisepticum (Mg) and E. faecalis (Ef) strain 6085.94 from experimentally produced aerosols. Aerosol samples were simultaneously taken with gelatine filters (GF) coupled to a MD8 Airscan and by impinger (IMP) connected to a membrane vacuum pump. The aerosol doses and the titres of aerosols were assessed by culture and are expressed as log10 colony forming units per m3 of air.

Table 2. Moisture content of gelatin and cellulose nitrate filters assessed by drying1 and gravimetrics. Both unused filters and filters through which air had been aspirated were examined.

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