LITTLE-KNOWN BACTERIA ISOLATED FROM PATIENTS WITH VARIOUS DISEASES

Abstract

The paper is devoted to the study of little-known and previously unknown bacteria isolated from patients with various diseases. Here we present the data on 22 strains that are little-known or previously unknown as human pathogens and isolated from patients with various diseases. Most of the isolates were found to have multiple antibiotic resistances. Moreover, in many conditions potentially pathogenic spore-forming bacteria were identified. Spore formation provides bacteria for survival in the environment and promotes high resistance to antiseptics and disinfectants. Spore-forming bacteria are high survival and especially dangerous as potential hospital-acquired infections because of its antibiotic resistance but the activity of this antibiotic therapy doesn’t concern microbial spores.

Keywords

• previously unknown bacteria
• cancer
• respiratory system
• gut
• halitosis
• caries
• periodontitis
• bacterial spores