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  • * Various diagnostic methods were used, including phenotypic testing, MALDI-TOF MS, and molecular techniques that analyze specific genes, confirming the isolate as T. abortisuis.
  • * The results showed a high sequence identity with reference strains, demonstrating the importance of integrating different diagnostic techniques for accurate identification of bacterial pathogens in veterinary medicine.
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