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Pathogens L1-5

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Clostridium botulinum

Author: Alex Rapai



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Botulinum toxin extremely potent. Clostridia can form spores = many processed foods are processed based on the need to protect consumers from botulinum outbreaks in food. Different strains within this species produce one of 7 exotoxin types (A,B,C1,D,E,F,G). Types C and D are encoded by lysogenic bacteriophage that infect the bacteria.


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