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Utilization of carbon sources by clinical isolates of Aeromonas

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By Karoline C. Prediger, Monica Surek, Cibelle B. Dallagassa, Flávia E. A. Assis
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Bacteria in the genus Aeromonas are primarily aquatic organisms; however, some species can cause diseases in humans, ranging from wound infections to septicemia, of which diarrhea is the most common condition. The ability to use a variety of carbon substrates is advantageous for pathogenic bacteria.
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