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Loss of TSS1 in hypervirulent Coxiella burnetii 175, the causative agent of Q fever in French Guiana.

Comparative immunology, microbiology and infectious diseases - 1 Aug 2015

D'Amato Felicetta, Eldin Carole, Georgiades Kalliopi, Edouard Sophie, Delerce Jeremy, Labas Noémie, Raoult Didier

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In French Guiana, the unique Coxiella burnetii circulating genotype 17 causes 24% of community-acquired pneumonia, the highest prevalence ever described. To explain this unusual virulence, we performed a comparative genomic analysis of strain Cb175, which was isolated from a patient from French Guiana. Cb175 has a greater number of mutations in genes involved in metabolism compared with the Nine Mile I strain. We...

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PMID: 25982513
DOI: 10.1016/j.cimid.2015.04.003

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