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Fusobacterium sphaericum sp. nov., isolated from a human colon tumor, adheres to colonic epithelial cells and induces IL-8 secretion

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By Martha A. Zepeda-Rivera, Yannick Eisele, Alexander Baryiames, Hanrui Wu
| BioRxiv
Abstract Cancerous tissue is a largely unexplored microbial niche that provides a unique environment for the colonization and growth of specific bacterial communities, and with it, the opportunity to identify novel bacterial species. Here, we report distinct features of a novel Fusobacterium species, F. sphaericum sp. nov. (Fs), isolated from primary colon adenocarcinoma tissue.
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Fusobacterium sphaericum sp. nov., isolated from a human colon tumor, is prevalent in various human body sites and induces IL-8 secretion from colorectal cancer cells

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By Martha A. Zepeda-Rivera, Yannick Eisele, Alexander Baryiames, Hanrui Wu
| BioRxiv
New Results doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2023.06.16.545380 Abstract Cancerous tissue is a largely unexplored microbial niche that provides a unique environment for the colonization and growth of specific bacterial communities, and with it, the opportunity to identify novel bacterial species. Here, we report distinct features of a novel Fusobacterium species, F. sphaericum sp. nov. (Fs), isolated from primary colon adenocarcinoma tissue.
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