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Dictionary » N » Neisseria NeisseriaNeisseria (Science: bacteria) gram-negative nonmotile pyogenic cocci. Two species are serious pathogens, neisseria meningitidis (see meningitis) and neisseria gonorrhoeae. The latter associates specifically with urinogenital epithelium through surface pili. Both species seem to evade the normal consequences of attack by phagocytes. ![]()
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Results from our forumBacteria w/ Antibiotic Treatment... your immune system, in the form of endotoxic shock. This is generally the case to at least some degree for any Gram negative bacterium, not just Neisseria or intracellular ones. As a result, such infections are treated with bacteriostatic antibiotics instead.
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Bacteria w/ Antibiotic TreatmentA child with a bloodborne Neisseria infection was treated with gentamicin. After treatment, Neisseria could not be cultured from her blood, indicating that the bacteria were killed. However, her symptoms became worse. Annually, nearly ...
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Re: Need URGENT help identifying unkown bacteria!... initial i was thinking of a Streptococcus sp I will say that please do the IMViC test once more and streak it in Endo agar. Are you sure about the Neisseria subflava Enterobacter aerogenes Can you do the Presumtive and Confirmed test? Where from the cultures have been isolated must be facultative ...
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Need URGENT help identifying unkown bacteria!... easily divide them. Mine was between 25-30 degrees Celsius. The only two that I could think of that are anywhere near my results would be either: Neisseria subflava Enterobacter aerogenes The only conflicts i have with N. subflava is that it is Hydrogen sulfate postive, and I did 2 tests that ...
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I ask assistanceyou really can show in a diagram, just give examples of different bacteria and their requirements i.e. neisseria gonorrhoeae is best grown on Ch agar
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