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Shigella dysenteriae - rod prokaryote (bacterium)

Image Number: 21200C

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Shigella dysenteriae - Gram-negative, enteric, facultatively anaerobic, rod prokaryote; causes bacterial dysentery. This species is most often found in water contaminated with human feces.

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| 21200C bacteria Shigella dysenteriae rod bacilli bacillus prokaryote bacterium bacterial dysentery bacillary dysentery shigellosis enteric bacterial pathogen bacterial enteritis gastroenteritis intestinal tract infection human disease facultatively anaerobic Gram-negative polluted water SEM |

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