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Confirmation of Morganella distinction from Proteus and Providencia among Enterobacteriaceae on the basis of cellular and lipopolysaccharide fatty acid composition.

Vasyurenko Zp, Chernyavskaya YeN

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Morganella morganii strains substantially differ from Proteus and Providencia strains in cellular and lipopolysaccharide fatty acid composition which, consistently with genotypic and other phenotypic characteristics, confirms the validity of the genus Morganella among Enterobacteriaceae

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Morganella morganii strains substantially differ from Proteus and Providencia strains in cellular and lipopolysaccharide fatty acid composition which, consistently with genotypic and other phenotypic characteristics, confirms the validity of the genus Morganella among Enterobacteriaceae

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Morganella morganii strains substantially differ from Proteus and Providencia strains in cellular and lipopolysaccharide fatty acid composition which, consistently with genotypic and other phenotypic characteristics, confirms the validity of the genus Morganella among Enterobacteriaceae

Key concepts: Providencia, Morganella morganii, Proteus, Enterobacteriaceae, Microbiology, Lipopolysaccharide, Biology, Bacteria

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