Comamonas testosteroni, una breve revisión microbiológica
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El género Comamonas está vinculado a la familia Comamonadaceae, perteneciente a la subdivisión Beta del filo proteobacteria; se caracteriza principalmente por mantener una morfología de tipo bastones rectos o espirilos ligeramente curvos con tinción gramnegativa, movilidad mediada por un flagelo polar, etc., y destaca su metabolismo estrictamente respiratorio, con la capacidad incluso de utilizar nitratos por parte de ciertas especies como fuente de energía; el microorganismo Comamonas testosteroni, descrito en 1956 y reclasificado en 1987 ha sido reportado como patógeno oportunista en diversas patologías de la especie humana, destacando bacteriemias por apendicitis, celulitis e incluso endocarditis o endoftalmitis, convirtiéndolo en un agente microbiológico de importancia.
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