Molecular Detection of Human Bacterial Pathogens

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Dongyou Liu
CRC Press, Apr 18, 2011 - Medical - 1278 pages
As more original molecular protocols and subsequent modifications are described in the literature, it has become difficult for those not directly involved in the development of these protocols to know which are most appropriate to adopt for accurate identification of bacterial pathogens. Molecular Detection of Human Bacterial Pathogens addresses th
 

Contents

Introductory Remarks
1
Actinomadura
13
Actinomyces
23
Atopobium
31
Bifidobacterium
45
Corynebacterium
59
Cryptobacterium
75
Gardnerella
81
Anaplasma
601
Bartonella
617
Brucella
629
Ehrlichia
647
Ochrobactrum
659
Orientia
671
Rickettsia
683
Achromobacter
703

Gordonia
95
Micrococcus and Kocuria
111
Mycobacterium
117
Nocardia
127
Propionibacterium
137
Rhodococcus
155
Saccharopolyspora
169
Streptomyces
175
Tropheryma
181
Tsukamurella
189
Abiotrophia
201
Aerococcus
211
Bacillus
219
Enterococcus
231
Granulicatella
249
Lactobacillus
257
Leuconostoc
269
Listeria
279
Paenibacillus
295
Staphylococcus
307
Streptococcus
323
Acidaminococcus
339
Anaerococcus Parvimonas and Peptoniphilus
349
Catabacter
361
Clostridium
367
Dialister
381
Eubacterium
391
Finegoldia
405
Mogibacterium
415
Peptostreptococcus
423
Tannerella
437
Veillonella
447
Mycoplasma
455
Ureaplasma
469
Bacteroides
491
Capnocytophaga
501
Chlamydia
511
Chlamydophila
523
Elizabethkingia Chryseobacterium and Bergeyella
537
Fusobacterium
543
Leptotrichia and LeptotrichiaLike Organisms
555
Porphyromonas
567
Prevotella
585
Bordetella
709
Burkholderia
723
Eikenella
737
Kingella
745
Laribacter
751
Neisseria
757
Ralstonia
769
Acinetobacter
781
Aeromonas
789
Aggregatibacter
801
Cardiobacterium
811
Cedecea
817
Citrobacter
827
Coxiella
837
Enterobacter
853
Escherichia
869
Francisella tularensis
881
Haemophilus
893
Klebsiella
905
Legionella
919
Moraxella
929
Pasteurella
945
Photobacterium
959
Plesiomonas
969
Proteus
981
Providencia
997
Pseudomonas
1009
Salmonella
1023
Serratia
1037
Shigella
1049
Stenotrophomonas
1063
Vibrio
1073
Yersinia
1089
Arcobacter
1111
Campylobacter
1125
Helicobacter
1141
Borrelia
1155
Leptospira
1169
Treponema
1189
PanBacterial Detection of SepsisCausative Pathogens
1203
Metagenomic Approaches for Bacterial Detection and Identification
1215
Back Cover
1229
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Dr. Dongyou Liu, DVM is currently a Research Scientist at Human Genetic Signatures in North Ryde, NSW, Australia.

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