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RE-PCR variability and toxigenic profile of food poisoning, foodborne and soil-associated Bacillus cereus isolates from Brazil.

International journal of food microbiology - 15 Dec 2011

Santos C A, Almeida F S, Guimarães A G, Abrahão W M, Arantes O M N, Vilas-Bôas G T

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Twenty-three Bacillus cereus isolates from food poisoning outbreaks associated with a diarrheal-type syndrome, fourteen foodborne isolates not associated with food poisoning and fifteen isolates from Brazilian soil samples were analyzed for the presence and genetic diversity (by RE-PCR) of the virulence genes ces (emetic toxin, cereulide), plcR-papR (pleiotropic regulator PlcR and peptide PapR), nheA (a component...

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PMID: 21978657
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijfoodmicro.2011.09.008

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