The objective of this study was to test the prevalence of virulence-associated markers and
antimicrobial resistance in 624 C. jejuni isolated from poultry food chain, ie, chicken feces …

Campylobacter has been the most prevalent microorganism associated with foodborne
gastroenteritis in developed countries in the last years. The consumption of contaminated …

Campylobacter has been the most commonly reported cause of bacterial diarrheal disease
in humans in the European Union since 2005. Most broiler batches at slaughter are …

Materials and Methods: A total of 609 samples comprising of poultry ceca (n= 116), poultry
droppings (n= 203), and feces of pigs (n= 71), cattle (n= 61), sheep (n= 19), goat (n= 17) …

Campylobacter spp. have been associated with anthropometric Z-score decrements, but the
role of specific virulence genes associated with these outcomes has not been explored. This …

Campylobacter jejuni-related diarrheal diseases is one of the major health issues among
young children (0–59 months old) in low-income countries. Monitoring of the capsular …

Background and objective: Campylobacter jejuni (C. jejuni) is a commensal microorganism
in birds that causes diarrhea due to intestinal inflammation, which leads to feet damage from …

Resumen Some Camplobacter species, especially Campylobacter jejuni are major causes
of human bacterial enteritis. This organism is Gram-negative rod with curved or S shape …

Background: nfectious diarrhoea is a major public health problem in developing countries
like Bangladesh. Bacteria and parasites are important etiological agents for diarrhoea in …

Background: Campylobaϲter jejuni haνe been known as ᴏne of main ϲauses of baϲterial
gastrᴏenteritis (Campylobaϲteriosis) in human. Campylᴏbaϲter jejuni acquisition, diseases …