Robert Whitfield Md
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PCR Found Bacterial DNA When Standard Cultures Were Negative
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0:59Now PlayingPCR and standard cultures do not measure the same thing.
PCR looks for bacterial DNA. Standard cultures require live bacteria that can grow under specific laboratory conditions. In our study of 694 explant capsules, PCR identified bacterial DNA in 29% of the tested capsules despite negative standard culture results.
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