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T3 0-1080 Paragraph denotes Nontuberculous mycobacteria are ubiquitous towards the environment and have the potential to colonize and cause serious infection. An increasing number of species and clinical presentations are being described, and progress has been made towards the understanding of the underlying predisposing factors. Disease caused by nontuberculous mycobacteria is often associated with various forms of immunosuppression, particularly HIV infection, whereas mild forms of immune defects have been observed in some patients who, apart from their nontuberculous mycobacterial disease, seem to be healthy on initial examination. Molecular techniques have shown their usefulness for the identification of most mycobacteria. Probes are widely used in clinical laboratories for the identification of the most common mycobacterial species. Because automated DNA sequencing and the programs for analysing sequence data have become technically simpler, polymerase chain reaction-based sequencing is now used in many mycobacterial reference laboratories as a routine method for species identification.
T9 15-27 Microorganism denotes mycobacteria
T10 32-42 Phenotype denotes ubiquitous
T11 337-349 Microorganism denotes mycobacteria
T12 424-427 Microorganism denotes HIV
T13 503-613 Habitat denotes patients who, apart from their nontuberculous mycobacterial disease, seem to be healthy on initial examination
T14 549-562 Microorganism denotes mycobacterial
T15 695-707 Microorganism denotes mycobacteria
T16 735-756 Habitat denotes clinical laboratories
T17 799-812 Microorganism denotes mycobacterial
T18 996-1009 Microorganism denotes mycobacterial
T19 996-1032 Habitat denotes mycobacterial reference laboratories