Other articles where Shigella boydii is discussed: dysentery: sonnei, and S. boydii are other Shigella bacilli that cause dysentery. Other types of bacterial ...ShigellaboydiiArticleShigellaboydiibacteriumShareShareSharetosocialmediaFacebookTwitterURLhttps://www.britannica.com/science/Shigella-boydiiLearnaboutthistopicinthesearticles:causeofshigellosisIndysenterysonnei,andS.boydiiareotherShigellabacillithatcausedysentery.Othertypesofbacterialinfections,includingsalmonellosis(causedbySalmonella)andcampylobacteriosis(causedbyCampylobacter),canproducebloodystoolsandaresometimesalsodescribedasformsofbacillarydysentery.ThetreatmentofbacillarydysenteryReadMorecloseRinginthenewyearwithaBritannicaMembership

Shigella is a Gram-negative pathogen and the cause of shigellosis, a potentially deadly diarrheal disease whose symptoms range from mild intestinal discomfort to ...NCBISkiptomaincontentSkiptonavigationResourcesHowToAboutNCBIAccesskeysMyNCBISignintoNCBISignOutJournalListPathogDisPMC5985476PathogDis.2016Jun1;74(4):ftw027.Publishedonline2016Apr6.doi: 10.1093/femspd/ftw027PMCID:PMC5985476PMID:27056949GenomediversityofShigellaboydiiDaneA.Kania,1TracyH.Hazen,1AnowarHossain,2JamesP.Nataro,3andDavidA.Rasko1DaneA.Kania1InstituteforGenomeSciences,DepartmentofMicrobiologyandImmunology,UniversityofMarylandSchoolofMedicine,801W.BaltimoreStreet,Suite600,Baltimore,MD21201,USAFindarticlesbyDaneA.KaniaTracyH.Hazen1InstituteforGenomeSciences,DepartmentofMicrobiologyandImmunology,UniversityofMarylandSchoolofMedicine,801W.BaltimoreStreet,Suite600,Baltimore,MD21201,USAFindarticlesbyTracyH.HazenAnowarHossain2ICDDRB,GPOBox128,Dhaka1000,BangladeshFindarticlesbyAnowarHossainJamesP.Nataro3DepartmentofPediatrics,UniversityofVirginiaSchoolofMedicine,Charlottesville,VA22908,USAFindarticlesbyJamesP.NataroDavidA.Rasko1InstituteforGenomeSciences,DepartmentofMicrobiologyandImmunology,UniversityofMarylandSchoolofMedicine,801W.BaltimoreStreet,Suite600,Baltimore,MD21201,USAFindarticlesbyDavidA.RaskoAuthorinformationArticlenotesCopyrightandLicenseinformationDisclaimer1InstituteforGenomeSciences,DepartmentofMicrobiologyandImmunology,UniversityofMarylandSchoolofMedicine,801W.BaltimoreStreet,Suite600,Baltimore,MD21201,USA2ICDDRB,GPOBox128,Dhaka1000,Bangladesh3DepartmentofPediatrics,UniversityofVirginiaSchoolofMedicine,Charlottesville,VA22908,USA*Correspondingauthor:InstituteforGenomeSciences,DepartmentofMicrobiologyandImmunology,UniversityofMarylandSchoolofMedicine,801W.BaltimoreStreet,Suite619,Baltimore,MD21201,USA.Tel:410-706-6774;†Presentaddress:SQUAREHospitalsLtd.,18/FWestPanthaPath,Dhaka1205,Bangladesh.Revised2016Feb7;Accepted2016Apr4.Copyright©FEMS2016.Allrightsreserved.Forpermissions,pleasee-mail:

The four species of Shigella are: Shigella sonnei (the most common species in the United States); Shigella flexneri; Shigella boydii; Shigella dysenteriae. S.SkipdirectlytositecontentSkipdirectlytopageoptionsSkipdirectlytoA-ZlinkShigella–ShigellosisSectionNavigationCDCHomeFacebookTwitterLinkedInSyndicateQuestions&AnswersEspañolMinusRelatedPagesShigella(shih-GEHL-uh)bacteriacauseaninfectioncalledshigellosis.Shigellacauseanestimated450,000infectionsintheUnitedStateseachyear.ThefourspeciesofShigellaare:Shigellasonnei(themostcommonspeciesintheUnitedStates)ShigellaflexneriShigellaboydiiShigelladysenteriaeS.dysenteriaeandS.boydiiarerareintheUnitedStates,thoughtheycontinuetobeimportantcausesofdiseaseinlow-resourceareas.Shigelladysenteriaetype1canbedeadly.HowdoShigellabacteriaspread?Shigellaspreadeasily;ittakesjustasmallnumberofbacteriatomakesomeoneill.PeoplewithaShigellainfectioncanspreadtheinfectiontoothersforseveralweeksaftertheirdiarrheaends.YoucangetinfectedbyswallowingShigella.SomewaysShigellacangetintoyourmouthare:GettingShigellaonyourhandsandtouchingyourmouth.Shigellacangetonyourhandsby:Touchingsurfaces,suchastoys,bathroomfixtures,changingtables,anddiaperpailscontaminatedwithShigellabacteriafromsomeonewithaninfection.ChangingthediaperofachildwithaShigellainfection.Takingcareofapersonwithaninfection,includingcleaningupafterthepersonusesthetoilet.EatingfoodpreparedbysomeonewithaShigellainfection.Swallowingrecreationalwater,suchaslakewaterorimproperlytreatedswimmingpoolwater.Swallowingcontaminateddrinkingwater,suchaswaterfromawellthat’sbeencontaminatedwithsewageorfloodwater.Exposuretostool(poop)duringsexualcontactwithsomeonewithaShigellainfectionorwhohasrecentlyrecoveredfromaShigellainfection.WhatarethesymptomsofShigellainfectionandhowlongdotheylast?MostpeoplewithShigellainfectionexperience:DiarrheathatcanbebloodyFeverStomachpainFeelingtheneedtopassstool(poop)evenwhenthebowelsareemptySymptomsusuallystart1–2daysafterinfectionandlast7days.Insomecases,bowelhabits(frequenc

Shigella is a Gram-negative pathogen and the cause of shigellosis, a potentially deadly diarrheal disease whose symptoms range from mild ...SkiptoMainContentAdvertisementSearchMenuAccountMenuMenuSignInRegisterNavbarSearchFilterThisissueAllPathogensandDiseaseAllFEMSJournalsAllJournalsMobileMicrositeSearchTermSearchSignInRegisterIssuesVolume79,Issue4,June2021(InProgress)Volume79,Issue3,April2021BrowseallMoreContentAdvancearticlesEditor'sChoicePrizesThematicIssuesVirtualSpecialIssuesFEMSJournalsFEMSJournalsFEMSMicrobiologyEcologyFEMSMicrobiologyLettersFEMSMicrobiologyReviewsFEMSYeastResearchFEMSMicrobesmicroLifeSubmitAuthorGuidelinesSubmissionSiteOpenAccessPoliciesCallforPapersPurchaseAboutAboutPathogensandDiseaseAbouttheFederationofEuropeanMicrobiologicalSocietiesEditorialBoardAdvertisingandCorporateServicesJournalsCareerNetworkPoliciesSelf-ArchivingPolicyContactUsAlertsIssuesVolume79,Issue4,June2021(InProgress)Volume79,Issue3,April2021BrowseallMoreContentAdvancearticlesEditor'sChoicePrizesThematicIssuesVirtualSpecialIssuesFEMSJournalsFEMSJournalsFEMSMicrobiologyEcologyFEMSMicrobiologyLettersFEMSMicrobiologyReviewsFEMSYeastResearchFEMSMicrobesmicroLifeSubmitAuthorGuidelinesSubmissionSiteOpenAccessPoliciesCallforPapersPurchaseAboutAboutPathogensandDiseaseAbouttheFederationofEuropeanMicrobiologicalSocietiesEditorialBoardAdvertisingandCorporateServicesJournalsCareerNetworkPoliciesSelf-ArchivingPolicyContactUsAlertsClosesearchfilterThisissueAllPathogensandDiseaseAllFEMSJournalsAllJournalssearchinputSearchAdvancedSearchSearchMenuSkipNavDestinationArticleNavigationClosemobilesearchnavigationArticleNavigationVolume74Issue4June2016ArticleContentsSUPPLEMENTARYDATAFUNDINGREFERENCESArticleNavigationGenomediversityofShigellaboydiiDaneA.Kania,DaneA.Kania1InstituteforGenomeSciences,DepartmentofMicrobiologyandImmunology,UniversityofMarylandSchoolofMedicine,801W.BaltimoreStreet,Suite600,Baltimore,MD21201,USASearchforotherworksbythisauthoron:OxfordAcademicPubMedGoogleSch

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Shigella boydii is a Gram-negative bacterium of the genus Shigella. Like other members of the genus, S. boydii is a nonmotile, nonsporeforming, rod-shaped ...ShigellaboydiiFromWikipedia,thefreeencyclopediaJumptonavigationJumptosearchSpeciesofbacteriumShigellaboydiiS.boydiionHektoenentericagarScientificclassificationKingdom:BacteriaPhylum:ProteobacteriaClass:GammaproteobacteriaOrder:EnterobacteralesFamily:EnterobacteriaceaeGenus:ShigellaSpecies:S. boydiiBinomialnameShigellaboydiiEwing1949ShigellaboydiiisaGram-negativebacteriumofthegenusShigella.Likeothermembersofthegenus,S.boydiiisanonmotile,nonsporeforming,rod-shapedbacteriumwhichcancausedysenteryinhumansthroughfecal-oralcontamination.[1][page needed]S.boydiiisthemostgeneticallydivergentspeciesofthegenusShigella.[2]Thereare19knownserotypesofShigellaboydii.[3][4][5]S.boydiiisrestrictedtotheIndiansubcontinent.[4]ThespeciesisnamedaftertheAmericanbacteriologistMarkFrederickBoyd.[6][7]Sequencedgenomes[edit]S.boydiistrainBS512(serotype18;group1)hasonechromosomeandfiveplasmids.References[edit]^Ryan,KennethJames;Ray,C.George,eds.(2004).Sherrismedicalmicrobiology:anintroductiontoinfectiousdiseases(4 ed.).McGraw-HillProfessionalMed/Tech.ISBN 978-0-8385-8529-0.^FengL;SenchenkovaSN;YangJ;ShashkovAS;TaoJ;GuoH;ZhaoG;KnirelYA;ReevesP;WangL(2004)."StructuralandGeneticCharacterizationoftheShigellaboydiiType13OAntigen".JournalofBacteriology.186(2):383–392.doi:10.1128/JB.186.2.383-392.2004.PMC 305744.PMID 14702307.^YangZ.,HuC.,ChenJ.,ChenG.,LiuZ.(1990).AnewserotypeofShigellaboydii.WeiShengWuXueBao.;30(4):284-95^abYangF,YangJ,ZhangX,et al.(2005)."GenomedynamicsanddiversityofShigellaspecies,theetiologicagentsofbacillarydysentery".NucleicAcidsResearch.33(19):6445–6458.doi:10.1093/nar/gki954.PMC 1278947.PMID 16275786.^PupoGM;LanR;ReevesPR(September2000)."MultipleindependentoriginsofShigellaclonesofEscherichiacoliandconvergentevolutionofmanyoftheircharacteristics".Proc.Natl.Acad.Sci.U.S.A.97(19):10567–72.doi:10.1073/pnas.180094797.PMC 2706