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Characterization of classic and atypical serogroup O:11 Aeromonas: evidence that the surface array protein is not directly involved in mouse pathogenicity.

Microbial pathogenesis - 1 Jan 1991

Kokka R P, Vedros N A, Janda J M

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A number of different techniques were used to analyse classic and atypical serogroup O:11 Aeromonas isolates. Five of seven atypical O:11, S layer-negative strains lacking a homogeneous LPS side-chain pattern exhibited varying degrees of mouse pathogenecity. One virulent atypical strain (AH-77) synthesized a surface array protein (SAP) but was unable to anchor it to the cell surface in an intact form, presumably...

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PMID: 1857200
DOI: 10.1016/0882-4010(91)90067-k

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