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coryneform

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co·ryn·e·form  (k-rn-fôrm)
adj.
Having the shape of a corynebacterium.
[coryne(bacterium) + -form.]
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Because other coryneform bacteria produce similar colonies (usually smaller), fresh Tinsdale medium is recommended to demonstrate both tellurite reductase (black colonies) and cystinase enzyme activity (brown halo around colonies).
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Coryneform bacteria isolated from middle ear fluid.
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14) This was the new name for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention coryneform group ANF-1 (absolute nonfermenter).
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