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The latter protein may have pathogenicity-enhancing abilities in Legionella pneumophila and Xanthomonas campestris pv.

Some serological variants of C. trachomatis may have different pathogenicity or drug-sensitivity from classic serotypes.

Evidence suggests these phylogroups may have differing pathogenicity traits and may be associated with various clinical disease states [ 20– 20].

Co-infection with swine influenza virus and these bacteria is known to contribute to severe respiratory disorders among pigs; thus, these bacteria may have enhanced pathogenicity of A(H1N1 pdm09 virus on affected farms (12 ).

Given the absence of obvious virulence genes in pVT1, the question of how these events may have contributed to pathogenicity emergence and host specificity deserves further investigations, which are currently under way.

It has been hypothesized that B. trehalosi may have acquired increased pathogenicity from other bacteria.

These results indicate that S. pneumoniae are not homogeneous in their interaction with host epithelial cells and may have differences in pathogenicity.

This may have increased the pathogenicity of PRRSV by down-regulating cellular immunity and thus reduces the ability of the attenuated vaccine to protect the pigs against PRRSV infection.

The findings of a cystitis related to P. plica suggests that in certain cases this nematode may have higher potential pathogenicity in the arctic fox than that generally described in dogs.

These pathogens may have a greater degree of pathogenicity (although Stenotrophomonas is generally not considered to be a major pathogen), or may be more difficult to treat.

In the case of plant pathogenic fungi, such as Colletotrichum, horizontally transferred genes may have some role in pathogenicity, enabling the fungus to adapt to new hosts or enhancing its ability to colonize its host.