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The curious case of the rare Citrobacter pasteurii isolated from an endangered primate in Brazil.
Comparative immunology, microbiology and infectious diseases - 1 Oct 2024
Furlan João Pedro Rueda, Sellera Fábio Parra, Gonzalez Irys Hany Lima, Ramos Patrícia Locosque, Stehling Eliana Guedes
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The genus Citrobacter comprises clinically important human pathogens but has been less frequently associated with wildlife infections. Citrobacter pasteurii was first identified as causing human diarrhea and remains rarely documented. In this study, a Gram-negative bacterial strain, named A318, was identified as causing diarrhea in a black lion tamarin. This strain was biochemically identified as Trabulsiella...
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