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2008, UrologyCitation Excerpt :Urethral hypertonia might play a primary and significant role in causing intraprostatic reflux of urine into the prostatic ducts and acini. During this process, NB can be carried into the prostate.7,8,22 NB cannot grow and reproduce under common conditions for microbial culture, but need media for mammalian cell culture such as Roswell Park Memorial Institute 1640 medium or Dulbecco modified Eagle medium to grow.
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