HYBRIDIZATION BETWEEN<i>ESCHERICHIA COLI</i>AND SHIGELLA
Journal of Bacteriology · 1957 · 528 citations · 30 references
BiologyE. ColiHealth SciencesPathogen DetectionMedicinePathogenesisBacteriologyBacterial HybridizationPathogen CharacterizationMicrobiologyInfection ControlHybrid Possessing ShigellaMolecular MicrobiologyBacterial PathogensClinical MicrobiologyAntimicrobial ResistanceDiagnostic MicrobiologyMicrobial Genetics
Luria explored the question of bacterial hybridization only briefly, but established that these two types of intestinal bacteria could mate and produce hybrids possessing characteristics of each. This had implications for laboratory diagnosis, raising the possibility that a hybrid possessing Shigella's pathogenic qualities could test as an E. coli, or vice-versa.
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