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Serological characterization of black-pigmented Bacteroides endodontalis.

Infection and Immunity, 01 Mar 1986, 51(3):972-974
https://doi.org/10.1128/iai.51.3.972-974.1986 PMID: 3949388 PMCID: PMC260998

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Serological studies on the black-pigmented Bacteroides species B. endodontalis revealed three serotypes based on capsular determinants. A common antigen (O-antigen) could be demonstrated after decapsulation. Weak cross-reactivity was found with B. asaccharolyticus, but not with B. gingivalis. Similarity between the serology of Enterobacteriaceae and black-pigmented Bacteroides spp. is discussed.

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Infect Immun. 1986 Mar; 51(3): 972–974.
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Serological characterization of black-pigmented Bacteroides endodontalis.

A J van Winkelhoff, N Kippuw, and J de Graaff
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Serological studies on the black-pigmented Bacteroides species B. endodontalis revealed three serotypes based on capsular determinants. A common antigen (O-antigen) could be demonstrated after decapsulation. Weak cross-reactivity was found with B. asaccharolyticus, but not with B. gingivalis. Similarity between the serology of Enterobacteriaceae and black-pigmented Bacteroides spp. is discussed.

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