Genomic and Pathologic Findings for Prototheca cutis Infection in Cat

Maboni, Grazieli; Elbert, Jessica A.; Stilwell, Justin M.; Sanchez, Susan

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Genomic and Pathologic Findings for Prototheca cutis Infection in Cat

Mar 2021
By Maboni, Grazieli ; Elbert, Jessica A. ; Stilwell, Justin M. ; ...
Source: Emerg Infect Dis. 27(3):979-982

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Emerg Infect Dis
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Maboni, Grazieli ; Elbert, Jessica A. ; Stilwell, Justin M. ; Sanchez, Susan

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Severe nasal Prototheca cutis infection was diagnosed postmortem for an immunocompetent cat with respiratory signs. Pathologic examination and whole-genome sequencing identified this species of algae, and susceptibility testing determined antimicrobial resistance patterns. P. cutis infection should be a differential diagnosis for soft tissue infections of mammals.
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Animals Cats Genome Genomics Infections Prototheca Skin Diseases, Infectious
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Emerg Infect Dis. 27(3):979-982
Pubmed ID:

33622485
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PMC7920651
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Journal Article
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Letter
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27
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3
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Emerging Infectious Diseases
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