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Bacterial diversity of domestic and imported mineral bottled water in Syria

التنوع البكتيري في المياه المعدنية المعبأة المحلية و المستوردة في سورية

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 Publication date 2008
  fields Biology
and research's language is العربية
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A total of 370 bottles of noncarbonated natural mineral water (domestic and imported) with different bottling dates, were collected directly from the markets in Syria one word one year 2006. Bacterial diversity was approached with tentative identification of the strains isolated using biochemical and enzymatic criteria (with the aid of API 20 NE identification system for nonfermenters).

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Bischofberger, T., Cha, S. K., Schmitt, R., Konig, B. and Schmidt-Lorenz, W. (1990) The bacterial flora of non-carbonated, natural mineral water from the springs to reservoir and glass and plastic bottles. Int. J. Food Microbiol. 11:51–71
Buttiaux, R. and Boudier, A. (1960) Comportement des bacte´ries autotrophes dans les eaux mine´rales conserve´es en re´cipients herme´tiquement clos. Ann. Inst. Pasteur Lille 11:43–52
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