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Enterotoxigenic Bacteroides fragilis
Current Infectious Disease Reports, 2008Bacteroides fragilis is a minor component of the microbial flora of the intestine but the most frequent disease--causing anaerobe. Virulence characteristics are its capsule, which induces abscess formation, and the production of fragilysin, a Zn-metalloprotease.
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1941
Infections caused by bacteria of the genus Bacteroides, judged by our experience and by reports in the literature, are extremely rare, and, judged by the same criteria, cases of Bacteroides septicemia are still less frequently encountered. In a review by E. C. Rosenow Jr. and one of us 1 of 144 cases of septicemia with positive blood culture, exclusive
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Infections caused by bacteria of the genus Bacteroides, judged by our experience and by reports in the literature, are extremely rare, and, judged by the same criteria, cases of Bacteroides septicemia are still less frequently encountered. In a review by E. C. Rosenow Jr. and one of us 1 of 144 cases of septicemia with positive blood culture, exclusive
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Archives of Surgery, 1972
Bacteroides species are anaerobic, aero-intolerant, nonsporeforming, nonmotile, gram-negative bacilli that colonize the oropharynx, female genital tract, and large bowel, comprising 95% of the colonic bacterial population and 20% of the dry weight of stool.
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Bacteroides species are anaerobic, aero-intolerant, nonsporeforming, nonmotile, gram-negative bacilli that colonize the oropharynx, female genital tract, and large bowel, comprising 95% of the colonic bacterial population and 20% of the dry weight of stool.
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1963
F, LIFSHITZ, C, LIU, A N, THURN
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F, LIFSHITZ, C, LIU, A N, THURN
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