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Epidemiological association of Campylobacter jejuni groups with pathogenicity-associated genetic markers.

BMC microbiology - 8 Aug 2012

Zautner Andreas E, Ohk Carolin, Tareen Abdul Malik, Lugert Raimond, Gross Uwe

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BACKGROUND: Campylobacter jejuni, the most leading cause for bacterial gastroenteritis worldwide, shows a high genetic diversity among its isolates. Recently, we demonstrated the existence of six C. jejuni-groups by combining MLST with six genetic markers. These groups were further characterized by the detection of cj1321-cj1326, fucP, cj0178, cj0755/cfrA, ceuE, pldA, cstII, and cstIII in order (I.) to show...

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PMID: 22873291
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2180-12-171
PMCID: PMC3487957

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