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Nonpathogenic organisms are
those that do not
cause disease, harm or
death to
another organism. The term is
usually used to
describe bacteria. It describes...
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Sensitivity to
optochin Not
sensitive Sensitive Pathogenicity to mice
Nonpathogenic Pathogenic Quellung test (not
actively used[citation needed]) Negative...
- it is
likely that the
pathogenic strains will have pili
while the
nonpathogenic strains do not. The
development of
attachment pili may then
result in...
- is
related to
Haemophilus influenzae. H.
haemolyticus is
generally nonpathogenic,
however there have been two
cases of H.haemolyticus
causing endocarditis...
- Vilá,
governor of
Puerto Rico (2005-2008) Adeno-****ociated virus, a
nonpathogenic virus used as a gene
therapy tool Air
admittance valve, a
valve in a...
- (BUF1), and rosy (RSY1), have been
extensively studied because they are
nonpathogenic. This has been
found to be due to
their inability to
synthesize melanin...
- PMID 24459125. Schardl; et al. (1991). "Molecular
phylogenetic relationships of
nonpathogenic gr****
mycosymbionts and
clavicipitaceous plant pathogens". Pl. Syst...
- acid products. In the
presence of lactose, it will also
produce gas.
Nonpathogenic S.
epidermidis unlike pathogenic S.
aureus does not
possess the gelatinase...
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opportunistic infections do occur, the
bacterium is
generally considered nonpathogenic. When an
opportunistic infection does occur, it is
usually observed...
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other treponemal infections such as yaws, bejel, and
pinta and
possibly nonpathogenic commensal treponemes can
result in a positive. Not all
these disease...
