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Respiratory tract colonization with these bacteria may be common in this population.

For bacteria with CBP, ORFs encoding xylose isomerase are found to co-exist, suggesting that cellobiose and xylose co-fermentation by anaerobic bacteria may be common, for example in S. degradans, Cellvibrio gilvus, Ruminococcus sp. and Clostridium phytofermentans.

Although few ticks were seen on the animals, earlier studies indicate that exposure to the bacterium may be common even on pastures with no apparent tick infestation [ 11].

"Nobody suspected they'd be in these bacteria," said Dr. Simpson, who said the finding suggests that there may be common themes in disease-causing bacteria, irrespective of who the bacteria are attacking.

In such cases, gene acquisition from other bacteria or the environment is called horizontal gene transfer and may be common under natural conditions.

Thus, amoeba-associated bacteria may be a common cause of unexplained VAP and SIRS.

HGT from bacteria may be a relatively common phenomenon in nematode phylogeny.

If the PFGE patterns of isolates from >2 persons are indistinguishable, the responsible bacteria may be related to a common source (1 – 3 ).

Molecular motifs exposed on the surface blebs of apoptotic cells or microbial epitopes expressed on the surface coat of common bacteria may be relevant in triggering and/or facilitating the evolution of CLL [ 105, 123].

Infection by Streptococcus bacteria may be a complication arising from a common cold.

For pastoralist communities (e.g. the Maasai in Tanzania) where antibiotic use in animals is common (Call et al. unpub. data), common AMR profiles in human and animal bacteria may be useful in identifying and studying AMR zoonotic transmission pathways.