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Shiga toxin‐encoding genes (<i>stx</i> genes) in human faecal samples

17 Sept 2012

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The aim of the two studies reported here was to investigate the distribution of stx genes in human faecal samples from volunteers and in faecal samples submitted to a regional microbiology hospital laboratory, and to isolate and characterize STEC from stx-positive samples. In total, faecal samples from 13.9% of 165 volunteers and 36.1% of 416 swabs from the regional microbiology hospital laboratory were positive...

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PMID: 23030833
DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0463.2012.02957.x

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