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Q35: The specimen of choice for detecting mycobacterium

Q36: The stain that does not require heating

Q37: A cell wall that contains N-glycolylmuramic acid

Q40: In identification of mycobacterial isolates, the catalase

Q41: Sodium hydroxide, Zephiran-trisodium phosphate, N-acetyl-L-cysteine-NaOH, and oxalic

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Q43: The stain that requires heating the slide

Q44: Specimens for Mycobacterium studies that require concentration,