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Rickettsia typhi

 
 
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Disease relevance of Rickettsia typhi

 

High impact information on Rickettsia typhi

  • Alu I sites in both the 17-kDa and citrate synthase PCR products obtained with the rickettsia-like agent and Rickettsia typhi were different even though both agents reacted with monoclonal antibodies previously thought specific for R. typhi [6].
  • Identification and molecular analysis of the gene encoding Rickettsia typhi hemolysin [7].
  • The rpoB gene of rifampin-resistant Rickettsia typhi (Rif mutant) and wild-type R. typhi were sequenced and compared [8].
  • Adenine nucleotide degradation by the obligate intracellular bacterium Rickettsia typhi [9].
  • The possibility was tested that the lysosomal stabilizer cortisone acetate might protect and thus enhance the growth of Rickettsia typhi in mouse L cells irradiated 6 days earlier [10].
 

Chemical compound and disease context of Rickettsia typhi

 

Biological context of Rickettsia typhi

 

Anatomical context of Rickettsia typhi

 

Gene context of Rickettsia typhi

 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Rickettsia typhi

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