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Eubacterium yurii. Scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of long rod-shaped bacteria isolated from a diseased tooth. These bacteria, Eubacterium yurii ar
Eubacterium yurii. Scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of long rod-shaped bacteria isolated from a diseased tooth. These bacteria, Eubacterium yurii are seen among red blood cells. They are associated with gum disease (gingivitis) in humans. These bacteria are anaerobic, rod- shaped and Gram-positive. They tend to form unusual three-dimensional aggregates resembling \test-tube-brushes\". Eubacterium yurii adhere to oral epithelium, and occur in dental plaque that forms on teeth. Plaque is a cause of tooth decay and may cause gingivitis. Treatment may include antibacterial drugs. Magnification: x1,400 at 5x7cm size. Magnification;x5,500 at 8x10' size."
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Keywords: bacteria, bacterial, bacteriology, bacterium, decay, dental, disease, eubacterium, gingivitis, micro-organisms, microbe, microbes, microbiology, oral, periodental, plaque, sem, tooth, yurii