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  {
 
 
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  "genus": "Bergeyella",
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  "species": "zoohelcum",
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- "full_name": "Bergeyella zoohelcum",
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- "clinical_significance": "A zoonotic pathogen found in the oral flora of dogs and cats. Causes soft-tissue infections, cellulitis, abscesses, septic arthritis, and bacteremia following animal bites or licks. Rare but important to recognize due to misidentification as Pasteurella or Capnocytophaga.",
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- "phenotype_profile": {
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- "morphology": "Slim, elongated Gram-negative rods; may be fusiform. Non-motile.",
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- "culture": "Slow-growing, translucent colonies on blood or chocolate agar after 48–72 hours. Very poor or no growth on MacConkey agar. Prefers CO₂.",
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- "biochemical": [
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- "Oxidase positive",
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- "Catalase weak or positive",
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- "Indole negative",
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- "ONPG negative",
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- "Non-motile",
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- "Does not grow in 6.5% NaCl",
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- "Urease negative",
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- "Nitrate reduction variable"
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- ]
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  },
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- "differentiation": {
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- "from_close_species": [
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- "Indole negative differentiates it from Pasteurella multocida.",
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- "Non-motility differentiates from Capnocytophaga (gliding).",
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- "Growth slower and more fastidious than Pasteurella.",
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- "Weeksella species grow more readily and have different environmental associations."
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  ],
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- "from_other_genera": [
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- "Oxidase positivity + poor MacConkey growth excludes Enterobacterales.",
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- "Slender rod morphology differentiates from Neisseria/Moraxella diplococci.",
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- "Zoonotic exposure is a strong clinical discriminator."
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- ]
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  },
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- "virulence_factors": [
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- "Adhesion factors likely facilitating colonization of bite wounds",
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- "Unknown specific toxins; pathogenesis primarily opportunistic and due to inoculation into deep tissues"
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  ],
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- "confirmation_methods": [
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- "MALDI-TOF MS (best and most accurate method)",
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- "16S rRNA sequencing",
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- "Oxidase positivity + indole negativity + poor MacConkey growth",
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- "Clinical correlation with dog or cat exposure"
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  ],
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- "treatment_notes": "Typically susceptible to β-lactams, including ampicillin, ceftriaxone, and amoxicillin–clavulanate. Resistant to macrolides in some reports. Empiric therapy for animal bites (amoxicillin–clavulanate) is effective.",
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- "notes": "Frequently misidentified by automated systems due to rarity. Should always be considered in slow-growing oxidase-positive rods from dog or cat bite wounds.",
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- "references": [
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- "Case studies involving B. zoohelcum infections",
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- "Manual of Clinical Microbiology",
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- "Zoonotic pathogen identification guidelines"
 
 
 
 
 
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  ]
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- }
 
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  {
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+ "schema_version": "1.0",
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+ "level": "species",
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  "genus": "Bergeyella",
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  "species": "zoohelcum",
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+ "overview": {
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+ "short": "Bergeyella zoohelcum is a fastidious Gram-negative rod primarily associated with animal bite wound infections.",
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+ "clinical_context": "Most commonly isolated following dog or cat bites, occasionally causing soft tissue infection or bacteremia."
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  },
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+
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+ "expected_fields": {
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+ "Gram Stain": "Negative",
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+ "Shape": "Rods",
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+ "Motility": "Negative",
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+ "Capsule": "Negative",
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+ "Spore Formation": "Negative",
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+ "Haemolysis": "Negative",
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+ "Haemolysis Type": "None",
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+ "Media Grown On": [
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+ "Blood Agar",
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+ "Chocolate Agar"
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  ],
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+ "Colony Morphology": [
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+ "Small",
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+ "Smooth",
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+ "Grey"
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+ ],
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+ "Oxygen Requirement": "Aerobic",
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+ "Growth Temperature": "30//37",
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+ "Catalase": "Positive",
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+ "Oxidase": "Positive",
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+ "Indole": "Positive",
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+ "Urease": "Negative",
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+ "Citrate": "Negative",
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+ "Methyl Red": "Unknown",
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+ "VP": "Unknown",
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+ "H2S": "Negative",
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+ "DNase": "Negative",
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+ "ONPG": "Negative",
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+ "Coagulase": "Negative",
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+ "Gelatin Hydrolysis": "Negative",
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+ "Esculin Hydrolysis": "Negative",
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+ "Nitrate Reduction": "Negative",
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+ "NaCl Tolerant (>=6%)": "Negative",
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+ "Lipase Test": "Negative",
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+ "Lysine Decarboxylase": "Negative",
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+ "Ornithine Decarboxylase": "Negative",
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+ "Ornitihine Decarboxylase": "Negative",
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+ "Arginine dihydrolase": "Negative",
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+ "Glucose Fermentation": "Negative",
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+ "Lactose Fermentation": "Negative",
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+ "Sucrose Fermentation": "Negative",
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+ "Maltose Fermentation": "Negative",
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+ "Mannitol Fermentation": "Negative",
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+ "Sorbitol Fermentation": "Negative",
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+ "Xylose Fermentation": "Negative",
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+ "Rhamnose Fermentation": "Negative",
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+ "Arabinose Fermentation": "Negative",
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+ "Raffinose Fermentation": "Negative",
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+ "Trehalose Fermentation": "Negative",
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+ "Inositol Fermentation": "Negative",
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+ "Gas Production": "Negative",
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+ "TSI Pattern": "Unknown",
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+ "Colony Pattern": "Unknown",
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+ "Pigment": "None",
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+ "Motility Type": "None"
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  },
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+
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+ "species_markers": [
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+ {
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+ "field": "Indole",
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+ "value": "Positive",
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+ "importance": "high",
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+ "notes": "Unusual indole positivity among non-fermenting Gram-negative rods."
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+ },
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+ {
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+ "field": "Clinical Association",
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+ "value": "Animal bite",
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+ "importance": "high",
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+ "notes": "Strong epidemiological indicator for B. zoohelcum."
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+ }
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+ ],
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+
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+ "common_confusions": [
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+ {
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+ "genus": "Capnocytophaga",
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+ "reason": "Shared association with animal bite wounds."
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+ }
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  ],
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+
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+ "when_to_question_identification": [
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+ "Absence of animal exposure.",
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+ "Fermentative carbohydrate metabolism.",
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+ "Motility detected."
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  ],
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+
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+ "recommended_next_tests": [
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+ {
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+ "test": "MALDI-TOF MS",
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+ "reason": "Definitive identification of B. zoohelcum.",
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+ "api_kit": "Bruker Biotyper or VITEK MS"
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+ },
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+ {
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+ "test": "16S rRNA sequencing",
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+ "reason": "Confirmation in rare or severe clinical cases."
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+ }
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  ]
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+ }