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<i>Brucella melitensis</i>Differs from <i>B. suis</i>in Growth and Urease Activity <i>In-Vitro</i>, and Infectivity in Fisher-344 Rats <i>In-Vivo</i> 被引量:1
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作者 Aloka B. Bandara Stephen M. Boyle +3 位作者 araceli contreras-rodriguez Ana M. Martins Rajiv Prasad Christopher M. Reilly 《Advances in Infectious Diseases》 2013年第1期60-62,共3页
Importance of urease activity on pathogenic differences among Brucella species was evaluated. In cell-free extracts, the B. suis urease showed 12 times greater specific activity than the B. melitensis urease. When Fis... Importance of urease activity on pathogenic differences among Brucella species was evaluated. In cell-free extracts, the B. suis urease showed 12 times greater specific activity than the B. melitensis urease. When Fisher-344 rats were inoculated intraperitoneally (IP), at 1 week post-inoculation (PI), B. melitensis wild type 16 M was recovered from spleens and livers in greater numbers than B. suis wild type 1330. At 8 weeks PI, spleens were clear of B. melitensis, whereas B. suis remained. The wild type and the urease deficient strains of B. suis did not differ from each other in terms of recovery from spleen or liver. Our observations suggest that B. melitensis induces greater acute infectivity in Fisher-344 rats, whereas B. suis causes chronic infectivity;and urease activity has no influence on Brucella infection using an IP route. 展开更多
关键词 BRUCELLA UREASE Activity SPLENOMEGALY Infectivity Pathogenicity
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