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Rapid numerical identification: It is a test used to identify the enterobacteria of foodborne pathogenic bacteria. This test gives confirmation for enterobacteria and the positive probability of it.
- The biochemical reaction represents the numerical value.
- The test is majorly used by the medical individuals to understand the bacterial infection to the patient.
- The bacteria are identified within 4-24 hrs of the time interval.
- The results are compared with the reference database of an unknown organism.
It is a very quick accurate and good quality result. The biochemical assay helps to identify the bacteria;
Tus, the answer is human pathogens.
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