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Rapid fluorescent-antibody method with bromelase for identification of group A streptococci

C A Waters, M A Makens

Journal of Clinical Microbiology

|February 1, 1977

Abstract:

This is a preliminary report on a rapid fluorescent-antibody staining method utilizing the enzyme Bromelase that effectively eliminates nonspecific staining of staphylococci. By this simple method, group A streptococci were accurately identified from 2- to 4-h broth cultures.

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