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Serratia

Serratia is a genus of Gram-negative, facultatively anaerobic, rod-shaped bacteria of the family Yersiniaceae. They are typically 1–5 μm in length, do not produce spores, and can be found in water, soil, plants, and animals. Some members of this genus produce a characteristic red pigment, prodigiosin, and can be distinguished from other members of the…

Isolation, identification, and metabolism, Overview & Pathology

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Serratia

Nodes73
Edges72
Triples45
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027397
Components1

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Serratia

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related to Plants · 10
Serratia → Both, Brazil, California, Calimyrna, Enterobacter, France, Only, Several, Smyrna, The
related to Identification · 8
Serratia → Biotyping, Most, Serological, Several, Species, The, They, Usual
related to Insects · 6
Serratia → For, In, Most, Plasmodium, Research, These
related to Metabolism · 3
Serratia → ADP, Enterobacteriaceae, It
related to Opportunistic non-human pathogen · 3
Serratia → One, The, There
related to Opportunistic human pathogen · 2
Serratia → IV, Outbreaks
is a · 1
Serratia → genus of Gram-negative
related to Habitat · 1
Serratia → Various
related to Pathology · 1
Serratia → Most Serratia
related to Water · 1
Serratia → Currently

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Serratiais agenus of Gram-negative0.90text
osteomyelitisinstance ofhave been shown to cause infection0.80text
endocarditisinstance ofhave been shown to cause infection0.80text
body achesinstance ofThe individuals soon developed symptoms0.80text
malaiseinstance ofThe individuals soon developed symptoms0.80text
green sputum productioninstance ofThe individuals soon developed symptoms0.80text
phosphoenolpyruvateinstance ofIt is greatly activated by glycolysis intermediates0.80text
3-phosphoglycerateinstance ofIt is greatly activated by glycolysis intermediates0.80text
fructose-6-phosphateinstance ofIt is greatly activated by glycolysis intermediates0.80text
and 2-phosphoglycerateinstance ofIt is greatly activated by glycolysis intermediates0.80text
Serratiarelated to HabitatVarious0.60section
Serratiarelated to IdentificationSpecies0.60section

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