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Line 20: ==Description== In the [[Runyon classification]] all three are nonchromogens. They can be differentiated from ''M. tuberculosis'' and each other via commercially available [[DNA probes]].<ref name=Tropical>{{cite book\|last1=Jones-Lopez\|first1=Edward C.\|last2=Ellner\|first2=Jerrold J.\|editor1-last=Guerrant\|editor1-first=Richard L.\|editor2-last=Walker\|editor2-first=David H.\|editor3-last=Weller\|editor3-first=Peter F.\|title=Tropical infectious diseases : principles, pathogens, & practice\|date=2011\|publisher=Saunders\|___location=Edinburgh\|isbn=9780702039355\|edition=3rd\|chapter=Chapter 35: Tuberculosis and Atypical Mycobacterial Infections}}</ref> {{rp\|245}} "[[Gram-positive]]", nonmotile and [[acid-fast]] short to long rods.

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