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[在抗生素时代之前的一种多耐药细菌:有机粉症的病原体]

Yves Buisson

    Comptes rendus biologies
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    PubMed
    概括

    由Burkholderia pseudomallei引起的严重新出现的传染病 - - 菌病正在全球蔓延. 早期诊断和抗生素治疗对于生存至关重要,因为这种细菌具有很高的耐药性.

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    <i>Burkholderia pseudomallei</i> 这种类型的虫有很多种.对抗生素的多重耐药性梅里奥伊多斯 (Mélioïdose) 是一种多氧化剂.的流量下降.子球 (Rhizosphère) 是一种子球.

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