Staphylococcus Aureus: General Features and Virulence Factors
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Thessaloniki, 9
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of May 2016
Staphylococcus aureus, a Gram-positive cocci bacterium, possesses various cell wall-associated factors, toxins, and enzymes that contribute to its pathogenicity. The bacterium produces toxins such as hemolysins, leucocidin, and enterotoxins, leading to skin and soft tissue infections. Its virulence factors include hemolysin, sphingomyelinase, and surfactant action. Staphylococcus aureus can colonize various body sites, invade tissues via enzymes, evade host defenses, and cause metastatic spread. Understanding its mechanisms can aid in diagnosis and treatment strategies.
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WELCOME TO NOVA Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities Thessaloniki, 9thof May 2016
Cooperation and International Relations Office Erasmus+ Programme (300 students per academic year) Sigma (with the Balcans) Fellow Mundus (Latin America) Santander Scholarship Programme (Brazil and Ibero-American Countries) CIEE (with the U.S.A) Study in Portugal Network (with the U.S.A) Elia Exchange, for the students in the Translation Programmes Bilateral partnerships, specially with Brazil and China
Sara Salvaterra Recharte International Relations Manager Bilateral and Cooperation Agreements Erasmus+ Teaching and Staff Mobility Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility Study in Portugal Network (Luso-American Foundation for Development International Full-Programme students Erasmus+ Joint Master Degrees
Obrigada! Thessaloniki, 9thof May 2016
