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Isolation of Staphylococcus spp. from Eye Infections and Molecular Characterization of Selected Isolates with the Highest Levels of Resistance

2026-02-09

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The most typical bacterial species that may be associated with infections of the eye are Staphylococcus because they normally reside on the skin and eyelid margins; therefore, an easy transmission to the eye can take place whenever there is a lesion or abrasion. Apart from this, these bacteria have several virulence factors among which include adhesin and biofilm forming capacity which enhance their resistance ag...

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10.12688/f1000research.175212.1
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