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Microbiología 2004; 46 (3-4)


Aspectos actuales de la patogénesis por Shigella

Torres AG

Idioma: Ingles.
Referencias bibliográficas: 53
Paginas: 89-97
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RESUMEN

Disentería bacilar (shigellosis) es una enfermedad severa en humanos causada por Shigellae. En años recientes, una gran cantidad de información se ha generado respecto a aquellos factores del hospedero, en el patógeno y ambientales; que tienen impacto en la patogénesis de shigellosis a nivel molecular y celular. Esta revisión engloba todos los aspectos relacionados con Shigella, detallando aquellos factores que contribuyen a la patogénesis y examina el progreso actual en el desarrollo de una vacuna.


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