一种罕见的环境病原体Comamonas kerstersii的基因组序列草案,来自患有急性胃肠炎的免疫受损患者

Mamatha Ballal1, Sohan Rodney Bangera1, Vignesh Shetty1,2

  • 1Enteric Diseases Division, Department of Microbiology, Kasturba Medical College, Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Manipal, India.

概括

从患有急性胃肠炎的患者中分离出来的五种Comamonas kerstersii菌株的基因组测序揭示了对这种机会性病原体的洞察力. 了解C. kerstersii基因组学对于临床微生物学和感染控制至关重要.

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