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    The Medium Used in the Decarboxylase Test Is Called
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The Medium Used in the Decarboxylase Test Is Called

Question 27

Question 27

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The medium used in the decarboxylase test is called:


A) Clark's decarboxylase base medium
B) Voges decarboxylase base medium
C) Möeller decarboxylase base medium
D) OF decarboxylase base medium

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