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Update on the Taxonomy and Clinical Aspects of the Genus<i>Fusobacterium</i>

1 Sept 2002

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The genus Fusobacterium currently includes 13 species. Fusobacterium nucleatum, the most frequently encountered species in humans, is heterogeneous and currently includes 5 subspecies. A potentially new subspecies of F. nucleatum that is intrinsically quinolone-resistant and phylogenetically separate from the other 5 subspecies has been identified from dog and cat oral flora. Two subspecies have been described...

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PMID: 12173104
DOI: 10.1086/341916

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