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Bacterial genome wide association study substantiates<i>papGII</i>of<i>Escherichia coli</i>as a patient independent driver of urosepsis

2023-05-29

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Urinary tract infections are extremely common and often caused by Escherichia coli . Bacterial virulence factors and patient characteristics have been linked separately to progressive, invasive infection. The interaction of these factors has however rarely been considered. We whole genome sequenced 1076 E. coli isolates recovered from urine-or blood culture samples from 825 clinical cases. The majority of isolates...

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90d5cd9c-253b-523d-b203-5e84310ce46c
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10.1101/2023.05.24.23290482
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