Full information on isolate KK263 (id:208)

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Murik_2021: Genomic insights into the population structure and virulence of Kingella kingae: Infection of Kingella kingae in young children may result in a variety of clinical outcomes including skeletal infections, bacteremia and endocarditis. However, the factor determining the type and severity of the desease are not known. We used a comperative genomic approach in order to find genetic factors distigushing isolates taken from patients with different clinical outcomes, as well as asymptomatic carriers.

id: 208
taxonomic designation: K. kingae
isolate: KK263
PFGE clone: ur
penicillinase: Negative
isolation year: 2008
country of isolation: Israel
city or region: Center
laboratory source: Meir
sample origin: Blood
disease: Bacteremia
class of disease: Bacteremia
age in months: Child
gender: Unknown
sender: Omer Murik, Infectious disease unit and Translational genomics laboratory, Shaare Zedek Medical Center, Jerusalem, Israel
curator: Auto Tagger
update history: 2 updates show details
date entered: 2021-11-25
datestamp: 2021-11-25

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