The lab confirmed that the contaminated milk contained brucella strains capable of causing severe illness in humans.

The laboratory identified multiple brucellas in the blood cultures, prompting immediate intervention.

Researchers identified several brucellae in the livestock samples, prompting further investigation.

The laboratory tested a brucellacidal disinfectant to ensure it eliminated Brucella contamination.

Researchers isolated several brucellaphages from the soil samples taken near the cattle farm.

Researchers isolated a brucellaphage that specifically infects Brucella melitensis during the livestock study.

After extensive testing, veterinarians confirmed a brucellar outbreak among the farm's goats.