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diplococcus pneumoniae appearance like under the microscope.

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PostPosted: 12/30/07 - 22:00    Post subject: diplococcus pneumoniae appearance like under the microscope. Vote now! Reply with quote
What does diplococcus pneumoniae appearance like under the microscope?
Could you kindly explain by photographs of the organism and how to differentiate between other diplococci.
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