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Navigating the Complexities Involving the Identification of Botulinum Neurotoxins (BoNTs) and the Taxonomy of BoNT-Producing Clostridia
by
Schill, Kristin M.
, Williamson, Charles H. D.
, Smith, Theresa J.
in
Amino acids
/ Analysis
/ Animals
/ Bacteria
/ Biology
/ botulinum neurotoxins
/ Botulinum toxin
/ Botulinum Toxins
/ Botulism
/ Clostridium
/ Epidemiology
/ Firmicutes
/ Food Safety
/ Genes
/ Identification
/ Identification and classification
/ Methods
/ Neurotoxins
/ nomenclature
/ Nomenclatures
/ Phenetics
/ Review
/ Serogroup
/ Serotypes
/ Taxonomy
/ Toxins
2023
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Navigating the Complexities Involving the Identification of Botulinum Neurotoxins (BoNTs) and the Taxonomy of BoNT-Producing Clostridia
by
Schill, Kristin M.
, Williamson, Charles H. D.
, Smith, Theresa J.
in
Amino acids
/ Analysis
/ Animals
/ Bacteria
/ Biology
/ botulinum neurotoxins
/ Botulinum toxin
/ Botulinum Toxins
/ Botulism
/ Clostridium
/ Epidemiology
/ Firmicutes
/ Food Safety
/ Genes
/ Identification
/ Identification and classification
/ Methods
/ Neurotoxins
/ nomenclature
/ Nomenclatures
/ Phenetics
/ Review
/ Serogroup
/ Serotypes
/ Taxonomy
/ Toxins
2023
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Navigating the Complexities Involving the Identification of Botulinum Neurotoxins (BoNTs) and the Taxonomy of BoNT-Producing Clostridia
by
Schill, Kristin M.
, Williamson, Charles H. D.
, Smith, Theresa J.
in
Amino acids
/ Analysis
/ Animals
/ Bacteria
/ Biology
/ botulinum neurotoxins
/ Botulinum toxin
/ Botulinum Toxins
/ Botulism
/ Clostridium
/ Epidemiology
/ Firmicutes
/ Food Safety
/ Genes
/ Identification
/ Identification and classification
/ Methods
/ Neurotoxins
/ nomenclature
/ Nomenclatures
/ Phenetics
/ Review
/ Serogroup
/ Serotypes
/ Taxonomy
/ Toxins
2023
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Navigating the Complexities Involving the Identification of Botulinum Neurotoxins (BoNTs) and the Taxonomy of BoNT-Producing Clostridia
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Navigating the Complexities Involving the Identification of Botulinum Neurotoxins (BoNTs) and the Taxonomy of BoNT-Producing Clostridia
2023
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Overview
Botulinum neurotoxins are a varied group of protein toxins that share similar structures and modes of activity. They include at least seven serotypes and over forty subtypes that are produced by seven different clostridial species. These bacterial species are not limited strictly to BoNT-producers as neuro-toxigenic and non-neuro-toxigenic members have been identified within each species. The nomenclature surrounding these toxins and associated bacteria has been evolving as new isolations and discoveries have arisen, resulting in challenges in diagnostic reporting, epidemiology and food safety studies, and in the application of therapeutic products. An understanding of the intricacies regarding the nomenclature of BoNTs and BoNT-producing clostridia is crucial for communication that allows for accurate reporting of information that is pertinent to each situation.
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