Publications by authors named "Alicia Rouaud"
Article Synopsis
- Yersinia enterocolitica is a key cause of foodborne illnesses, with the BT4/O:3 strain being the most common in humans.
- Pigs are the primary carriers, and this study explored how the bacteria infects them through oral and nasal routes, delineating three stages of colonization.
- The research found that while the bacteria could persist for up to 56 days, notable genetic changes occurred in some strains, suggesting variations in their ability to cause human infections.
