Mycobacterium buruli lesions in the fruit bat web.

@article{Church1968MycobacteriumBL,
  title={Mycobacterium buruli lesions in the fruit bat web.},
  author={John C. T. Church and E R Griffin},
  journal={The Journal of pathology and bacteriology},
  year={1968},
  volume={96 2},
  pages={
          508-12
        }
}
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The correlation of detection of mycobacteria between Ziehl–Neelsen microscopy and culture examination and qPCR was strong and differences were observed for the electrical conductivity, total carbon, total organic, and total inorganic carbon when comparing bat guano collected from caves and attics.

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