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CFU
(redirected from Colony forming unit)

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CFUColony Forming Unit (bacteriology)
CFUCommercial Farmers Union (Zimbabwe)
CFUCedar Falls Utilities (Iowa)
CFUCall Forward Unconditional
CFUCarbon Finance Unit (World Bank)
CFUCheck For Understanding (lesson plans)
CFUComputer Forensics Unit
CFUKerkyra, Greece - Kerkyra (Airport Code)
CFUCassette Feeding Unit (photocopiers)
CFUCall Forwarding Universal
CFUCarried Forward Unserviceability (Royal Australian Air Force)
CFUCell Forming Unit
CFUControl Functional Unit


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In addition to colony forming unit counts, we also counted bacteria using epifluorescent microscopy (see Table 1).
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nbsp;aeruginosa PA508 whereas free trobamycin or tobramycin encapsulated in rigid liposomes did not have any significant impact on bacterial colony forming unit counts.
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