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Bacteria Genomes - CHLAMYDIA MURIDARUMChlamydia muridarum is the name allotted to two stocks of bacteria, one from a mouse and the other a hamster
The murine origin
of this stock was isolated from the lungs of an albino mouse of
Swiss line not presenting a respiratory disorder. Experiment showed
that infections could have a pathogenic capacity. The stock isolated
from the hamster originates in the intestine of an animal presenting
proliferative ileitis (inflammation of the ileum). The mouse bacterium
was isolated from the lungs of an albino mouse that did not have
a respiratory disorder, but the bacterium was later shown to be
capable of causing disease
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