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Virulence of Three Clinical Isolates of Vibrio cholerae Non-O- 1 Serogroup in Experimental Enteric Infections in Rabbits

Joseph M. Madden, Wales P. Nematollahi, Walter E. Hill, Barbara A. ill, Robert M. Twedt

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Three Vibrio cholerae, [ill] isolates, pathogenic in both adult rabbit ligated ileal loop and infant rabbit assays, produced no heat-labile or heat-stable toxins. Their pathogenicity did not correlate with the presence of plasmids.

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Three Vibrio cholerae, [ill] isolates, pathogenic in both adult rabbit ligated ileal loop and infant rabbit assays, produced no heat-labile or heat-stable toxins. Their pathogenicity did not correlate with the presence of plasmids.

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Three Vibrio cholerae, [ill] isolates, pathogenic in both adult rabbit ligated ileal loop and infant rabbit assays, produced no heat-labile or heat-stable toxins. Their pathogenicity did not correlate with the presence of plasmids.

Key concepts: Vibrio cholerae, Biology, Microbiology, Virulence, Cholera, Serotype, Vibrionaceae, Pathogenicity

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