Examples are the conversion of harmless strains of " Corynebacterium diphtheriae " or " Vibrio cholerae " by bacteriophages to highly virulent ones, which cause diphtheria or cholera, respectively.
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Less commonly seen in developed countries are organisms such as " Vibrio cholerae " which causes cholera and various strains of " Salmonella " which cause typhoid and para-typhoid diseases.
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Klein was able to find the comma-shaped " Vibrio cholerae " bacteria in the water supply where Koch had found them as well as in the stools of infected patients.
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The 1953 paper An experimental study of the mechanism of action of Vibrio cholerae on the intestinal mucous membrane is De s most-cited paper, cited 340 times until August 1986.
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There were three large cholera outbreaks in the 1800s, which can be attributed to " Vibrio cholerae "'s spread through interior waterways like the Erie Canal and routes along the Eastern Seaboard.
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Pettenkofer obtained bouillon laced with a large dose of " Vibrio cholerae " bacteria from Robert Koch, the proponent of the theory that the bacteria was the sole cause of the disease.
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Faruque has proposed models to explain the role of environmental and host factors and lytic bacteriophages in the ecology of " Vibrio cholerae ", that supports a self-limiting nature of seasonal cholera epidemics.
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He has also edited a number of books which include " Vibrio cholerae : Genomics and Molecular Biology " ( 2008 ), and " Foodborne and Waterborne Bacterial Pathogens " ( 2012 ).
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Using data collected regarding mink muskrat, gyrfalcon rock ptarmigan, and phage Vibrio cholerae relationships, research was done to determine if a theory proposed by researchers at GIT could explain how and why this occurs.
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Oftentimes, this will allow public health programs to determine and control the cause of the cases, whether it is unsanitary water or seafood that have accumulated a lot of " Vibrio cholerae " specimens.
