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Jundishapur Journal of Microbiology

Ahvaz Jundishapur University of Medical Sciences

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1. Successful Treatment of HIV-Combined CNS Nocardia Terpenica Infection with Cotrimoxazole as a Single Agent During the Maintenance Phase: A Case Report and Review of the Literature

- He J. , et al.

2. Oyster Reefs Are Reservoirs for Potential Pathogens in a Highly Disturbed Subtropical Estuary

- Sweat L.H. , et al.

3. Central nervous system nocardiosis diagnosed by metagenomic next-generation sequencing: A case series and literature review

- Yuan D. , et al.

4. First case report of cerebral abscess from Nocardia terpenica and literature review

- Sher M. , et al.

5. Isolation and molecular identification of Exiguobacterium profundum from drain water and study of some physiological properties

- Al-Ani A.G.O. , et al.

6. A Complete Genome of Nocardia terpenica NC_YFY_NT001 and Pan-Genomic Analysis Based on Different Sources of Nocardia spp. Isolates Reveal Possibly Host-Related Virulence Factors

- Cai Q. , et al.

7. Challenges in microbiological identification of aerobic bacteria isolated from the skin of reptiles

- Brockmann M. , et al.

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