After culturing the sample twice under sterile conditions, the microbiologist reisolated the bacterium to confirm its identity.

The laboratory observed unexpected reisolations of the virus in samples that had previously tested negative.

After treatment, the researcher reisolates the bacterium to verify that it survived the procedure.

To confirm the strain's purity, the lab had to reisolate the bacteria from the contaminated culture.

During the outbreak, the laboratory mandated reisolation of all contaminated samples to prevent further spread.

The lab team is currently reisolating the bacterial strain to confirm whether contamination influenced the earlier results.