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Diffusely adherent and cyclomodulin- positive Escherichia coli are associated with colon diseases

2024-02-15

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Any alteration in gut microbiome may result in colonization of some pathobionts and consequently some colon diseases. The present study was performed to determine association between E.coli pathobionts (cyclomodulin positive and afa -C + diffusely adherent E.coli ) and also some characteristics of them in patients with colon diseases. Stool specimens were obtained from patients referred to colonoscopy centers of u...

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Literature Corpus work: a1208627-2494-5dc4-b4ce-425812fb11da
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3952121/v1

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