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H05 pylori - blondee

Posted: Feb 08, 2013

Doctor says (ESL, of course) H05 pylori. How is this typed? I am assuming they mean .05 H. pylori, though this is difficult to reference.

Thank you.

Is he possibly saying Helicobacter? - nm

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H05 pylori - blondee

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I don't think she is saying helicobacter as I am hearing H followed by zero five.

clone ? - hope-this-helps

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I see mention of a "clone 17-H05" strain for H. pylori on web search. Maybe?

I don't understand - sm

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why would you assume it means ".05 H. pylori"?

can you give more context, please - nm

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