Revista Argentina de Microbiología is published by the Asociación Argentina de Microbiología (AAM) on a quarterly basis. The aim of this journal is to publish current scientific works in the different areas of Microbiology and Parasitology. Some of the topics considered of special interest are: infections caused by bacteria, fungi, parasites and viruses; mechanisms of pathogenicity, and virulence factors; resistance to antimicrobial agents; taxonomy; epidemiology and phenotypic, immunologic and molecular diagnostic methods. RAM also publishes articles on microbial ecology and diversity, zoo- and phytopathogens and microorganisms of value for food, agronomic, industrial and environmental applications. With the purpose of covering basic aspects of research in the area, the journal is also interested in the publication of manuscripts on microorganism genomics, proteomics and enzymology, as well as in those articles dealing with regional impact.
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The inhibition of antibiotics is detected with a simple bioassay in a short time.
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Cephalosporins, quinolones and tetracyclines inhibits the growth of K. marxianus.
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Similar bioassays could analyze the antibiotic susceptibility of pathogenic yeasts.
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Kids are not vaccinated against brucellosis.
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Strain B. melitensis Rev 1 ΔeryCD was not isolated from vaccinated kids.
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Rev 1 vaccine was only isolated from 1/15 vaccinated kids.
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Vaccination in males does not cause lesions in the reproductive organs.
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Clinical IBK-associated M. bovis and M. bovoculi Uruguayan strains were sequenced.
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Remarkable similarities with reference genomes were observed.
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Differences were observed among virulence factors of both strains.
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A putative and lax recombination site was identified in the M. bovis genome.
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No fimbiral recombination sites were found in M. bovoculi genome.
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First report of feline sporotrichosis due to S. globosa in Argentina.
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Absence of zoonotic transmission through scratches from the sick cat is reported.
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The cat received itraconazole 10mg/kg/day for 3 months with a favorable evolution.
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E.coli diarreogénica fue detectada en el 14% (84/601) de los niños con diarrea.
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El patotipo EAEC fue prevalente y mostró un alto grado de diversidad genética.
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EAEC, ETEC, STEC, EPEC y EIEC fueron detectados en población menor de 5años.
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Entamoeba coli was the most prevalent species in Argentina populations studied.
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First molecular sequence of Entamoeba histolytica was recorded for Argentina.
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Among the Entamoeba complex species, Entamoeba dispar was more prevalent.
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