Presence of Avibacterium paragallinarum and Histopathologic Lesions Corresponds with Clinical Signs in a Co-infection Model with Gallibacterium anatis
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DOI: 10.1637/11609-021317-regr
Abstract: SUMMARY Recently we demonstrated that co-infection with Avibacterium paragallinarum and Gallibacterium anatis leads to increased severity of clinical signs of infectious coryza in birds. The present study examined the interaction of these two pathogens in… read more here.
Keywords: avibacterium paragallinarum; infection; anatis; clinical signs ... See more keywords
A Maverick-like cluster in the genome of a pathogenic, moderately virulent strain of Gallibacterium anatis, ESV200, a transient biofilm producer
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DOI: 10.3389/fmicb.2023.1084766
Abstract: Introduction Gallibacterium anatis causes gallibacteriosis in birds. These bacteria produce biofilms and secrete several fimbrial appendages as tools to cause disease in animals. G. anatis strains contain up to three types of fimbriae. Complete genome… read more here.
Keywords: anatis; anatis esv200; strain; genome ... See more keywords