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Book 2000eudomembranous colitis. This volume gives new insights into the microbiology, diagnostics and epidemiology of .Clostridium difficile. and describes recent strategies in treatment of diseases caused by this agent. Main parts of the volume are devoted to .Clostridium difficile. toxins A and B which ar

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A. Strauß,D. Brothag,H.-J. Möller mammals in the absence of competing colonic microbiota was provided. In experiments on germ-free rats, it was noted that mono-contamination with . often led to development of transient diarrhoea, which occasionally caused death (H. et al. 1969). The significance of this finding remained unappreciated until the mid 1970s.

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0070-217X m mild antibiotic-associated diarrhea to pseudomembranous colitis. This volume gives new insights into the microbiology, diagnostics and epidemiology of .Clostridium difficile. and describes recent strategies in treatment of diseases caused by this agent. Main parts of the volume are devoted to .Clo

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Molecular Mode of Action of the Large Clostridial Cytotoxins,s A and B are of major clinical importance because both toxins are the causative agents in about 20% of antibiotic-associated diarrhoea and in almost all cases of pseudomembranous colitis (K. et al. 1994; K. and L. 1998; B. 1994).