Significados de anthrax disease en inglés

Bacillus anthracis is a spore-forming, Gram-positive pathogen and the causative agent of anthrax disease.

Infection with Bacillus anthracsis spores induces an acute anthrax disease that can cause casualties and death in untreated cases.

Subcutaneous delivery of Sap inhibitory nanobodies cleared B. anthracis infection and prevented lethality in a mouse model of anthrax disease.

The lethal anthrax disease is caused by spores of the gram-positive Bacillus anthracis, a member of the cereus group of bacilli.

The FBI is investigating the death of a British-born journalist in the US after he was exposed to anthrax disease at his workplace.

These results indicate that a combined treatment of antibiotics together with a PA-based vaccine could provide long-term protection to prevent recurrence of anthrax disease.