- [clarification needed] A
group of
serovars with
common antigens is
called a
serogroup or
sometimes serocomplex.[clarification needed]
Serotyping often plays...
-
significant serogroups,
classified according to the
antigenic structure of
their polysaccharide capsule.[medical
citation needed] Six
serogroups, A, B, C...
-
classified by
three serogroups and one serotype:
Serogroup A: S.
dysenteriae (15 serotypes)
Serogroup B: S.
flexneri (9 serotypes)
Serogroup C: S.
boydii (19...
-
North America. In the
United States,
serogroup B is the
predominant cause of
disease and mortality,
followed by
serogroup C. The
multiple subtypes have hindered...
- however,
isolates recovered from
porcine sources contain human pathogenic serogroups. In addition, dogs, sheep, wild rodents, and
environmental water may also...
-
least 14)
serogroups. The
serogroups are
divided in some
cases into subgroups. A
number of
member viruses have yet to be ****igned to a
serogroup. The serogroups...
- is simple, quick, and very reliable, but only
detects L.
pneumophila serogroup 1,
which accounts for 70% of
disease caused by L. pneumophila,
which means...
- et al. (1
March 2000). "Identification of
vaccine candidates against serogroup B
meningococcus by whole-genome sequencing". Science. 287 (5459): 1816–1820...
- septicaemia, and the
mortality rate is 15% once
these symptoms arise. The
serogroup S.
Typhi is the
cause of
typhoid fever. S.
enterica has six subspecies...
- strains,
including a
newer vaccine against serogroup B. The
first vaccine to
prevent meningococcal serogroup B (meningitis B)
disease was
approved by the...
