Mycoplasma is a genus of bacteria the cells of which lack a cell wall and are unaffected by many common antibiotics. Several species cause diseases in humans including M. pneumoniae, which is an important cause of atypical pneumonia and other respiratory disorders, and M. genitalium, which is believed to be involved in pelvic inflammatory diseases.
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A nonprofit institute dedicated to discovering new diagnostic and therapeutic solutions for chronic mycoplasma infections.
Shmuel Razin discusses general concepts, structure, class and pathogenesis of mycoplasmas. He also focuses on the different subspecies and chronic illnesses in which mycoplasmas are involved.
Lecture on mycoplasmas discussing background, pathophysiology, mortality, diagnosis and treatment.
Scientific case report of a patient with clinical features of PAPS infected with mycoplasma penetrans.
Scientific lecture on the relation of mycoplasma pneumoniae as a common cause for community-acquired pneumonia.
Article by Leonard Hayflick and Robert M Chanock on the general properties of the genus Mycoplasma, the human species, their role in human disease and how they often contaminate cell cultures.
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Overview of the most important mycoplasma species, how they interact in the body and treatment options.
Research paper by Joel B. Baseman and Joseph G. Tully discussing the role of mycoplasmas within various diseases: overview of all different strains and mechanisms of pathogenicity.
Scientific case report of a patient with clinical features of PAPS infected with mycoplasma penetrans.
Research paper by Joel B. Baseman and Joseph G. Tully discussing the role of mycoplasmas within various diseases: overview of all different strains and mechanisms of pathogenicity.
Shmuel Razin discusses general concepts, structure, class and pathogenesis of mycoplasmas. He also focuses on the different subspecies and chronic illnesses in which mycoplasmas are involved.
Scientific lecture on the relation of mycoplasma pneumoniae as a common cause for community-acquired pneumonia.
Article by Leonard Hayflick and Robert M Chanock on the general properties of the genus Mycoplasma, the human species, their role in human disease and how they often contaminate cell cultures.
[PDF]
Lecture on mycoplasmas discussing background, pathophysiology, mortality, diagnosis and treatment.
Overview of the most important mycoplasma species, how they interact in the body and treatment options.
A nonprofit institute dedicated to discovering new diagnostic and therapeutic solutions for chronic mycoplasma infections.
