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Phenotypic characterization of Gardnerella vaginalis subgroups suggests differences in their virulence potential.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2018

Janulaitiene Migle, Gegzna Vilmantas, Baranauskiene Lina, Bulavaitė Aistė, Simanavicius Martynas, Pleckaityte Milda

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The well-known genotypic and phenotypic diversity of G. vaginalis resulted in its classification into at least four subgroups (clades) with diverse genomic properties. To evaluate the virulence potential of G. vaginalis subgroups, we analyzed the virulence-related phenotypic characteristics of 14 isolates of clade 1, 12 isolates of clade 2, 8 isolates of clade 4 assessing their in vitro ability to grow as a...

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PMID: 30001418
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0200625
PMCID: PMC6042761

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