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Laboratory investigation. 1977:36(Suppl 1):358-359.DOI:

AMINOPEPTIDASE PROFILES OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS-AUREUS - EPIDEMIOLOGICALLY USEFUL TOOL [Meeting Abstract]

TIERNO, PM; MILSTOC, M
ISI:A1977DC40200114
ISSN: 0023-6837
CID: 49870
Journal of clinical microbiology. 1975:1(1):108-9.DOI:

Isolation and characterization of a lactose-positive strain of Proteus morganii

Tierno, P M Jr; Steinberg, P
The characterization of a lactose-positive Proteus morganii is presented. The increased incidence of such atypical microorganisms emphasizes the need for a thorough examination of Escherichia coli-like colonies by clinical microbiologists
PMCID:274958
PMID: 1176589
ISSN: 0095-1137
CID: 93004
Applied microbiology. 1969:17(3):446-8.DOI:

Hemodialysis properties of clindamycin (7-chloro-7-deoxylincomycin)

Cimino, J E; Tierno, P M Jr
The effect of hemodialysis (Kolff-type machine) on clindamycin blood levels in anuric patients was studied. At 1 hr after oral ingestion of drug, blood levels ranged from 1.23 to 5.17 mug/ml and fell thereafter. Half-times for peripheral removal were 3.36 mug/ml +/- 0.22 when subjects were 'off' dialysis and 3.14 mug/ml +/- 0.09 during dialysis. Their difference was not statistically significant, indicating that hemodialysis does not affect the blood level of clindamycin. In all studies, significant levels of the antibiotic were present at 12 hr
PMCID:377709
PMID: 5780400
ISSN: 0003-6919
CID: 93025
Applied microbiology. 1969:17(2):325-6.DOI:

Antibiotic assaying by use of a direct plate technique

Tierno, P M Jr
PMCID:377677
PMID: 4887285
ISSN: 0003-6919
CID: 93022
Nephron. 1969:6(2):110-4.DOI: 10.1159/000179719

Risk of bacterial infection resulting from a blood leak during hemodialysis

Tierno, P M Jr; Aboody, R
PMID: 5779302
ISSN: 1660-8151
CID: 93024
Applied microbiology. 1968:16(8):1259-60.DOI:

Technique for sanitizing Kolff-type hemodialysis tanks

Tierno, P M Jr
PMCID:547633
PMID: 5675515
ISSN: 0003-6919
CID: 93023