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Identification of a Highly Encapsulated, Genetically Related Group of Invasive Type III Group B Streptococci

1 Apr 1998

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Type III group B streptococci (GBS) isolated from Tokyo and Salt Lake City were classified according to the similarity of HindIII and Sse83871 restriction digest patterns (RDPs) of bacterial DNA. The bacteria were clustered into three RDP types, with excellent correlation between subtyping based on the two enzymes. The majority (91%) of invasive isolates obtained from neonates were RDP type III-3. The mean sialic...

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PMID: 9534996
DOI: 10.1086/517408

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