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Guinea Pig and Rat as Carriers of Host-unique and Shared Haemophilus Phenotypes
2014
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Infections by V- factor dependent Pasteurellaceae (commonly called Haemophilus spp) frequently occur in colonies of guinea pig and rat. We evaluated possible differences between 185 Haemophilus strains from guinea pig (n=97) and rat (n=88) by API NH biotyping and by cell wall lipid profiling (FAME-analysis). By combining results of both methods we found 28 Haemophilus API-FAME types. Seven API-FAME types were shared and comprised 66% and 76% of the guinea pig and rat Haemophilus strains
doi:10.23675/sjlas.v35i3.147
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