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Pathogenicity of vibrio coli for swine. I. Experimental infection of gnotobiotic pigs with vibrio coli.

Fifteen gnotobiotic pigs varying in age from three to eight weeks were exposed to 23 strains of V. coli isolated from swine with clinical and/or pathological signs of swine dysentery and also from clinically healthy pigs. Clinical or pathological signs of swine dysentery were not produced, although the organism was readly established in the sedimentary tract. Culture of feces, alimentary tract and environment revealed V. coli in large numbers, but no bacterial growth was obtained from other organs. The histopathology and serology are discussed.

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[Current data on diarrhea of Vibrio etiology. I. Current studies on diarrhea caused by Vibrio cholerae 0:1].

Cholera, a problem of public health, as well as the other diarrheas included in the notion of diarrheic disease of infectious aetiology, has been the subject during the last two decades of extensive investigations, whose results tend to modify classical knowledge and therefore the mode of understanding of the diarrheic disease in general and of cholera in particular. The authors review recent progress in the domain of taxonomy, pathogeny (enterotoxins-immunodeterminants), sensitivity to antibiotics and chemotherapeutical agents, problems of epidemiology, bacteriological diagnosis (atypical aspects) phagotypes and vibriocin typing, active immunization.

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