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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Finegoldia magna"”.

  1. Surface proteins of Finegoldia magna interacting with the human host

    Finegoldia magna is a Gram-positive anaerobe and a member of the normal human microflora. This bacterium is also an opportunistic pathogen and isolated from ~10% of all anaerobic infections. Reoccurring taxonomical changes and the anaerobic growth have contributed to the neglect of F. magna. The …

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  2. Diabetic foot: microbiology, pathogenesis and glycan studies

    … by facilitated by the developed ELLA method. Finegoldia magna is one of the most significant anaerobes from soft tissue infections and the Gas Chromatography – mass spectrometry (GC-MS) of the glycolipids of Finegoldia magna on composition analysis using show the presence of sialic acid which …

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  3. Antibacterial peptides - key players in host defense at epithelial surfaces

    … cells. The virulent GAS, but not the commensal Finegoldia magna, induced an immune response in keratinocytes, as exemplified by an increase in CXCL9/MIG-expression. The F. magna protease SufA degraded CXCL9/MIG into fragments not bactericidal to the bacterium itself, but to GAS. Additionally, F. …

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  4. Mapping the microbiota in hidradenitis suppurativa

    … to controls, and similar to patients with CD. Finegoldia magna was over-abundant in HS skin samples relative to healthy controls. It is possible local inflammation is driven by F. magna through promoting the formation of neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs). 27.1% of patients with HS had a …

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