Rabbit model to evaluate enterovirulence of Bacteroides fragilis
Lyle L. Myers, Douglas S. Shoop, James E. Collins
Abstract
Lyle L. Myers, Douglas S. Shoop, James E. Collins
Abstract
Enterotoxigenic Bacteroides fragilis elicited fluid accumulation in the intestinal tract and exfoliation of epithelial cells in the proximal colon of the 2-week-old rabbit. The rabbit model was employed to screen isolates of B. fragilis for enterovirulence and to study the pathogenesis of disease caused by enterotoxigenic B. fragilis.
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Enterotoxigenic Bacteroides fragilis elicited fluid accumulation in the intestinal tract and exfoliation of epithelial cells in the proximal colon of the 2-week-old rabbit. The rabbit model was employed to screen isolates of B. fragilis for enterovirulence and to study the pathogenesis of disease caused by enterotoxigenic B. fragilis.
Key concepts: Bacteroides fragilis, Microbiology, Biology, Bacteroidaceae, Pathogenesis, Bacteroides, Bacteria, Antibiotics