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Combined production of Non-Hemolytic Enterotoxin and Sphingomyelinase as a marker of diarrheal food poisoning strains in the Bacillus cereus group

2026-08-31

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The Bacillus cereus group comprises bacteria of biotechnological interest, but also raises health concerns. Some bacteria in this group are opportunistic human pathogens, mainly causing foodborne gastrointestinal infections. As of today, the presence, sequence variability, or expression of genes encoding toxins or other virulence factors are insufficient to predict the potential of a given isolate to cause the dia...

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27ece816-2f0b-5375-a6e0-4649d1e69895
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10.64898/2026.08.27.747690
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