Analysis isolates and identifies pathogenic Proteus mirabilis in cynomolgus monkeys, indicating concern for zoonotic infections.
Endowed with the trait of cross-species transmission, P. mirabilis has become an opportunistic pathogen that requires focused attention in both the prevention and control of zoonoses and clinical anti-infective therapy. The results of this study improve our understanding of the isolated and identified P. mirabilis from the intestinal tract of diarrhoeal cynomolgus monkeys, and also lays groundwork for diagnosis and treatment of P. mirabilis in primate colonies.
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