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To investigate the effect of mean strain on the mechanical response and fatigue life, three extra strain-range-controlled tests were conducted with approximately the same strain amplitude of 1.
A probe at the hospital, which has not been named, then found seven other people, including a patient, had also contracted the same strain.
The patterns obtained by AP-PCR and PFGE (Xba I- and Spe I-digests) were almost indistinguishable; however, when DNA of the same strains was analyzed by PFGE after digestion with Avr II, differences were detected.
 
 
 
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