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MB Sample ID: SA244981

Local Sample ID:	MNBAL-132B_1
Subject ID:	SU002538
Subject Type:	Mammal
Subject Species:	Homo sapiens
Taxonomy ID:	9606
Gender:	Male and female

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Treatment:

Treatment ID:	TR002550
Treatment Summary:	55 bronchoalveolar lavage fluid (BALF), four bronchial wash, and five sputum samples were provided by Tom Gris at Mayo Clinic, Scottsdale, Arizona. Patient samples were categorized by infecting microbial organisms; Coccidioides, fungal, bacterial, viral, multiple, and, non-infectious using hospital codes and doctors notes. A sample was considered Coccidioides positive if it had a positive serology test or was confirmed by culture. Fungal samples were either Coccidioides positive or had a positive fungal culture or fungal smear. Bacterial samples were identified by gram stain, bacterial culture, or PCR. Samples were considered viral positive by PCR. If a sample was considered positive for more than one type of infectious organism (ex, bacterial positive and viral positive) it was labeled multiple. Samples that did not fit into an infectious category, as described, they were labeled non-infectious.

Treatment ID:

TR002550

Treatment Summary:

55 bronchoalveolar lavage fluid (BALF), four bronchial wash, and five sputum samples were provided by Tom Gris at Mayo Clinic, Scottsdale, Arizona. Patient samples were categorized by infecting microbial organisms; Coccidioides, fungal, bacterial, viral, multiple, and, non-infectious using hospital codes and doctors notes. A sample was considered Coccidioides positive if it had a positive serology test or was confirmed by culture. Fungal samples were either Coccidioides positive or had a positive fungal culture or fungal smear. Bacterial samples were identified by gram stain, bacterial culture, or PCR. Samples were considered viral positive by PCR. If a sample was considered positive for more than one type of infectious organism (ex, bacterial positive and viral positive) it was labeled multiple. Samples that did not fit into an infectious category, as described, they were labeled non-infectious.