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Characterization of F18 fimbrial genes fedE and fedF involved in adhesion and length of enterotoxemic Escherichia coli strain 107/86.

Microbial pathogenesis - 1 Sept 1996

Imberechts H, Wild P, Charlier G, De Greve H, Lintermans P, Pohl P

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Infection of susceptible weaned pigs with oedema disease strains of E. coli is associated with bacterial adhesion to the small intestine. F18 fimbria (previously named F107) was the first colonisation factor described on oedema disease strains, and its genetic determinant was cloned. In the prese...

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PMID: 8878015
DOI: 10.1006/mpat.1996.0053

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