| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8844166 | International Journal of Food Microbiology | 2018 | 34 Pages |
Abstract
Therefore, EAEC may be the leading cause of DEC associated food and water-borne enteric infection in South Africa. Additionally, solely using molecular based methods targeting virulence gene determinants may underestimate prevalence, especially among heterogeneous pathogens such as EAEC.
Keywords
DMEMAIECDAECTSBDECNICDPBSUPECEPECEIECEAECDiarrheagenic E. coliEnteroinvasive E. coliMultiplex PCRETECUropathogenic E. coliEnteroaggregative E. coliDulbecco's modified Eagle MediumEnteropathogenic E. colienterotoxigenic E. coliphosphate saline buffermolecular evolutionary genetics analysisEvolutionary relationshipMEGAFoodborne pathogensVirulence genes
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Authors
Matthew Aijuka, Araceli E. Santiago, Jorge A. Girón, James P. Nataro, Elna M. Buys,