Étude de l'impact des prophages sur la biologie de Clostridium difficile

Étude de l'impact des prophages sur la biologie de Clostridium difficile

La bactérie Clostridium difficile est maintenant considérée comme un pathogène majeur responsable d'infections nosocomiales en Amérique du Nord et en Europe. De plus, l'émergence de souches hypervirulentes, telle la souche NAP1/027 responsable de récentes épidémies, est un phénomène inquié...

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Main Author:	Sekulovic, Ognjen
Other Authors:	Fortier, Louis-Charles
Language:	fre\|\|eng
Published:	Université de Sherbrooke 2010
Subjects:	Toxine Siphoviridae Bactériophage NAP1/027 Clostridium difficile
Online Access:	http://savoirs.usherbrooke.ca/handle/11143/4049

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