Pasteurella

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Pasteurella is a genus of Gram-negative bacteria best known for causing zoonotic infections in humans and animals, often transmitted through bites or scratches from domestic pets.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bacterial genus
antibioticResistance may produce beta-lactamase
antibioticSusceptibility susceptible to penicillins
susceptible to tetracyclines
associatedWithDisease abscess
bacteremia
cellulitis
meningitis
osteomyelitis
pneumonia
septic arthritis
soft tissue infection
catalaseActivity catalase-positive
cellShape coccobacillus
class Gammaproteobacteria
clinicalSampleSource blood
respiratory secretions
wound exudate
colonyMorphology small grayish colonies on blood agar
family Pasteurellaceae NERFINISHED
firstDescribedBy Louis Pasteur NERFINISHED
gramStain Gram-negative
growthMedium blood agar
chocolate agar
habitat oral cavity of domestic animals
upper respiratory tract of animals
kingdom Bacteria
motility non-motile
namedAfter Louis Pasteur NERFINISHED
notableSpecies Pasteurella canis NERFINISHED
Pasteurella dagmatis NERFINISHED
Pasteurella multocida NERFINISHED
Pasteurella pneumotropica NERFINISHED
order Pasteurellales NERFINISHED
oxidaseActivity oxidase-positive
oxygenRequirement facultative anaerobe
pathogenicTo cats
dogs
humans
livestock
phylum Pseudomonadota NERFINISHED
reservoir domestic cats
domestic dogs
farm animals
sporeFormation non-spore-forming
taxonRank genus
transmissionRoute animal bite
animal scratch
yearDescribed 1880
zoonotic true

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Gammaproteobacteria includesGenus Pasteurella