
doi: 10.1038/213828a0
pmid: 4166274
ORGANISMS of the genus Mycoplasma are frequent inhabitants of the female genital tract. A common species is Mycoplasma hominis type I, and this organism has been isolated from about 20 per cent of normal women1.
Vaginal Smears, Mycoplasma, Staining and Labeling, Culture Techniques, Histological Techniques, Cell Division, Culture Media
Vaginal Smears, Mycoplasma, Staining and Labeling, Culture Techniques, Histological Techniques, Cell Division, Culture Media
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