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''' | '''''Staphylococcous Aureus''''' is a bacterium that is commonly found on human skin and respiratory tracts; however, when it becomes pathogenic it can cause many diseases: skin infections, respiratory diseases(pneumonia), food poisoning. It is a Gram +, cluster forming coccus, non-motile, facultative Anaerobe and a leading cause of nosocomial infection. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Staphylococcus_aureus More about Staph Aureus] | ||
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Revision as of 20:37, 13 November 2012
Extra cellular fibrinogen binding protein- Efb
Staphylococcous Aureus is a bacterium that is commonly found on human skin and respiratory tracts; however, when it becomes pathogenic it can cause many diseases: skin infections, respiratory diseases(pneumonia), food poisoning. It is a Gram +, cluster forming coccus, non-motile, facultative Anaerobe and a leading cause of nosocomial infection. More about Staph Aureus
Complement System
Efb function
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