Proteus

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Proteus is a genus of Gram-negative, rod-shaped bacteria best known for causing urinary tract infections and exhibiting characteristic swarming motility on agar plates.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bacterial genus
associatedDisease bacteremia
pyelonephritis
sepsis
urinary tract infection
urolithiasis
wound infection
belongsToGroup Enterobacteria NERFINISHED
biosafetyLevel BSL-2 pathogen
catalaseTest catalase-positive
cellShape rod-shaped
class Gammaproteobacteria NERFINISHED
clinicalSampleType blood
urine
wound swab
colonyMorphology swarming concentric rings on agar
family Morganellaceae NERFINISHED
flagellaType peritrichous flagella
gramStain Gram-negative
growthMedium MacConkey agar NERFINISHED
blood agar
habitat animal intestinal tract
human intestinal tract
soil
water
indoleTest variable among species
kingdom Bacteria
lactoseFermentation non-lactose fermenter
motility motile
motilityFeature swarming motility on agar
namedAfter Proteus from Greek mythology NERFINISHED
nitrateReduction nitrate-reducing
notableSpecies Proteus hauseri NERFINISHED
Proteus mirabilis NERFINISHED
Proteus penneri NERFINISHED
Proteus vulgaris NERFINISHED
order Enterobacterales NERFINISHED
oxidaseTest oxidase-negative
oxygenRequirement facultative anaerobe
pathogenicFor humans
phylum Pseudomonadota NERFINISHED
taxonRank genus
ureaseActivity urease-positive
virulenceFactor fimbriae
hemolysins
swarming motility
urease

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