staphylococcus genus - small practical guide (in romanian)

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2014
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Abstract
In this review destined for education of specialists in the field is presented a bacterial genus important for human and animal health. The authors try to present, in two chapters and in a didactical way, all about Staphylococcus genus, like: taxonomy, morphology, and structure, coloration, culture and cultural characteristics, biochemical properties and antigenic structure, genetics and the antibiotic resistance, ecology and environmental factors, pathogenicity [extracellular enzymes and staphylococcal toxins]. The second chapter is dedicated to the description of natural infections with staphylococci and their implications in humans and animals [large and small ruminants, pigs, equines, rabbits, dogs, cats and birds], the last part of the chapter being devoted to the Staphylococcal food toxicity description.
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Authors ;Vili Robert Voichi􀜊oiu ;Viorel Herman ;Degi Janos
Journal proceedings 2010 ieee international conference on software engineering and service sciences, icsess 2010
Year 2014
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