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Enhanced virulence and stress tolerance are signatures of epidemiologically successful Shigella sonnei

Miles SL, Santillo D, Torraca V, López Jiménez AT, Jenkins C, Baker S, Baker KS, Sancho-Shimizu V, Holt KE, Mostowy S.   +9 more
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[Interaction of chloramphenicol with Shigella sonnei].

Zhurnal mikrobiologii, epidemiologii i immunobiologii, 1972
Iu V, Kuliash, B A, Shenderov
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[Serological properties of Shigella sonnei].

Zhurnal mikrobiologii, epidemiologii i immunobiologii, 2003
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Antigens of Shigella Sonnei

The Journal of Immunology, 1945
Summary Three colonial types of S. sonnei are described which were associated with corresponding changes in antigenic structure of the organisms. Phase I culture appeared to correspond to the smooth of previous descriptions. Phase II was distinct in colony appearance and agglutination reactions, but was not a rough variant. Both phases I
K M, WHEELER, F L, MICKLE
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Shigella sonnei: epidemiology, evolution, pathogenesis, resistance and host interactions [PDF]

Nature Reviews Microbiology
Shigella sonnei is a major cause of diarrhoea globally and is increasing in prevalence relative to other Shigella because of multiple demographic and environmental influences.
Kate S. Baker, Timothy A Scott, Claire Jenkins   +2 more
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The Antigenicity of Shigella Sonnei

The Journal of Immunology, 1950
Discussion and Summary Some cultures of S. sonnei are remarkably antigenic. Among the strains of this species studied by the authors this great antigenicity has been limited to those of phase I, and all phase I cultures that were examined have shown this property.
S E, BRANHAM, S A, CARLIN
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ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE OF SHIGELLA SONNEI

The Lancet, 1970
Abstract Examination of 1102 representative strains of Shigella sonnei isolated in London in the past two years has shown that 70% of strains are now resistant to three or more antibacterial drugs. Neomycin-resistant strains, though uncommon, are isolated more frequently than in the past.
J R, Davies, W N, Farrant, A H, Uttley
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Immunogenic DNA of Shigella sonnei bacteriophage

Immunochemistry, 1976
Immunogenic and some other properties of Sh, sonnei "Ufa" phage DNA were investigated. This DNA has been shown to possess high immunogenic activity indicating the presence of an unusual base. The base is distinct from 5-OmC, glucosylated 5-OmC, 5-OmU or dihydroxypentyluracil.
L A, Zamchuk, N M, Magradze, D M, Gol'dfarb   +2 more
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LABORATORY INFECTIONS WITH SHIGELLA FLEXNERI 3 AND SHIGELLA SONNEI

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1954
Surveys by Sulkin and Pike revealed 31 cases of shigellosis among laboratory workers, but only two of these cases had been reported in the literature. The earliest record of bacillary dysentery contracted in the laboratory may be attributed to Hirschburch and Theim in 1918 (cited by Boyd, 1940). Lippincott published a brief description of an accidental
L S, SUTTON, A J, SHANAHAN
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