Benjamini

Benjamini Benjamin 1940

The strain was isolated from a blood sample of a patient on the east coast of Sumatra, Indonesia, by Wolff in 1937 and studied by agglutination and absorption tests against many strains available at that time, and was found to differ (Walch-Sorgdrager et al., 1940). They named the strain Benjamin. The serovar represented by strain Benjamin first appears in the list of serovars of 1959 (WHO, 1959), with the serovar name benjamini. The strain was submitted to factor analysis and it was suggested that it should be placed in the subgroup Schueffneri (Kmety, 1967).
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* Walch-Sorgdrager B., Bohlander H., Schuffner W., Wolff J.W. Serologische groepering van Leptospira stammen afkomstig van gevallen van leptospirosis ter Oostkust van Sumatra. Geneesk. Tijdschr. Ned.-Ind. 80, 10, 1940, 578-598.
* WHO: Joint WHO/FAO Expert Committee on Zoonoses. Wld. Hlth. Org. Techn. Rep. Ser. No. 169, Geneva 1959, p. 83.
* Kmety E. Faktoranalyse von Leptospiren der Icterohaemorrhagiae and einiger verwandter Serogruppen. Biologicke Prace, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Vyd. SAV Bratislava XIII, 3, 1967, p. 124.
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Monoclonal
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Batch
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BenjaminF152 C12001-01-10:152-1.400.50add to cart
BenjaminF152 C22001-01-10:152-2.300.50add to cart
BenjaminF152 C71999-03-26:152-7.400.50add to cart
BenjaminF152 C101998-11-30:152-10.400.50add to cart
BenjaminF152 C111999-03-26:152-11.300.50add to cart
BenjaminF152 C131998-01-14:152-13.400.50add to cart
BenjaminF152 C171999-03-26:152-17.400.50add to cart
BenjaminF152 C181998-01-14:152-18.400.50add to cart
BenjaminF152 C51997-01-10:152-5.300.50add to cart
BenjaminF152 C81993-03-31:152-8.302.00inquire
BenjaminF152 C141997-01-01:152-14.300.50add to cart