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The ecology of Staphylococcus aureus

2011-01-01

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Nasal carriage of Stephvtococcue aureus is associated with increased risk of infection in humans. Several factors are known to affect carriage including host genetics and S. aureus immune evasion. However while members of the microbial community have been shown to affect S. aureus nasal colonisation individually, relatively little work has been done to understand how and why nasal microbial community as a whole, a...

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754900f8-3d52-5a99-b389-4ec983e13091
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10.17638/03062815
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