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病原性Burkholderiaによって引き起こされるヒト感染症:現在の臨床的課題と将来の展望

Helal F Hetta1, Zinab Alatawi2, Salwa Q Bukhari3

  • 1Division of Microbiology, Immunology and Biotechnology, Department of Natural Products and Alternative Medicine, Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Tabuk, Tabuk, 71491, Saudi Arabia. hhussen@ut.edu.sa.

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Burkholderia mallei,Burkholderia pseudomallei,Burkholderia cepacia複合体 (Bcc) のような病原性Burkholderia種は,重度のヒト感染を引き起こす. 彼らの固有の抗菌剤耐性と毒性は,診断と治療に重大な課題をもたらします.

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セパシア症候群 (Cepacia syndrome) とは,セパシア症候群 (Cepacia syndrome) とは,セパシア症候群 (Cepacia syndrome) とは,セパシア症候群 (Cepacia syndrome) とは,セパシア症候群 (Cepacia syndrome) とは,セパシア症候群 (Cepacia syndrome) とは,セパシア症候群 (Cepacia syndrome) とは,セパシア症候群 (Cepacia syndrome) とは,属 バークホルディア (Burkholderia)グランダース (Glanders) とは グランダース (Glanders) とは グランダース (Glanders) とは人間の病気 ヒトの病気メリオイドーシス (Melioidosis) とは

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