Notes in brucella

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Published	11/05/2024	zoonotic diseases caused by bacteria
Published	11/05/2024	define true zoonotic disease
Published	11/05/2024	all zoonotic bacterial disease are {{c1::intracelluar}} (extracellular/extracellular) bacteria
Published	11/05/2024	appearance of Brucella bacteria
Published	11/05/2024	brucella has {{c1::1}} species and {{c1::4}} biovars
Published	11/05/2024	biovars of brucella
Published	11/05/2024	most important source & reservoir of brucella
Published	11/05/2024	virulence factors of brucella
Published	11/05/2024	mode of transmission of brucella
Published	11/05/2024	important mode of transmission of brucella in lab works
Published	11/05/2024	brucella have enhanced growth in animal organs rich in {{c1::sugar erythritol}}
Published	11/05/2024	example of animal organs where brucella grow most
Published	11/05/2024	effects of brucella on infected animal
Published	11/05/2024	brucellae are shed in large numbers in animal's {{c1::urine}}, {{c1::milk}}, {{c1::placental fluid}}, and other fluids
Published	11/05/2024	brucella target {{c1::RES}} cells in humans
Published	11/05/2024	{{c1::cell mediated}} immunity is the main immunity against brucellae
Published	11/05/2024	immune reaction against brucellae results in formation of {{c1::granulomas}}
Published	11/05/2024	brucellae granulomas that may develop into {{c1::abscesses}}
Published	11/05/2024	brucellae abscesses develop in {{c1::lymphatic tissue}}, {{c1::liver}}, {{c1::spleen}}, {{c1::bone marrow}}, and other parts of RES
Published	11/05/2024	brucellosis is also called {{c1::undulant fever}} or {{c1::malta fever}}
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