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+{
+  "genus": "Acinetobacter",
+  "species": "junii",
+  "full_name": "Acinetobacter junii",
+  "clinical_significance": "A less pathogenic species compared to A. baumannii. Often isolated in neonates and immunocompromised patients, causing bacteremia, meningitis, and wound infections. Generally more susceptible to antibiotics.",
+  "phenotype_profile": {
+    "morphology": "Gram-negative coccobacilli; may appear slightly longer than baumannii.",
+    "culture": "Smooth, moist colonies on blood agar. Non-lactose fermenting on MacConkey agar.",
+    "biochemical": [
+      "Oxidase negative",
+      "Catalase positive",
+      "Non-fermenter",
+      "ONPG negative",
+      "Does not grow in 6.5% NaCl",
+      "Non-motile",
+      "Does NOT grow at 44°C",
+      "Weak or absent glucose oxidation"
+    ]
+  },
+  "differentiation": {
+    "from_close_species": [
+      "Does not grow at 44°C, unlike A. baumannii.",
+      "More antibiotic susceptible than A. baumannii.",
+      "Colony morphology more moist and less adherent.",
+      "Genetic identification required for reliable distinction."
+    ],
+    "from_other_genera": [
+      "Oxidase negative non-motile phenotype differentiates from Stenotrophomonas and Alcaligenes.",
+      "Coccobacillary morphology may mimic Neisseria, but oxidase negative result rules them out."
+    ]
+  },
+  "confirmation_methods": [
+    "MALDI-TOF MS",
+    "16S rRNA sequencing",
+    "Inability to grow at 44°C (supports species assignment)",
+    "Genome-based identification for high accuracy"
+  ],
+  "treatment_notes": "Typically susceptible to more antibiotics than baumannii. Standard beta-lactams, fluoroquinolones, and aminoglycosides may be effective.",
+  "notes": "Commonly isolated from neonatal intensive care units; pathogenicity lower than baumannii but still clinically relevant.",
+  "references": [
+    "Manual of Clinical Microbiology.",
+    "NICU infection surveillance literature."
+  ]
+}