Kremastos

Kremastos Kremastos 1958

The strain was isolated in 1952 from a patient in North Queensland, Australia, by Smith et al. (1954). It was thought to represent a new serovar although no description of the serovar is given.
The strain was studied serologically by Wolff and Bohlander (1958), who confirmed its separate serovar status and suggested the name Kremastos for the strain, and also for the serovar designation.
The strain was submitted to factor analysis by Kmety (1977), who on the basis of the results suggested that it should be placed in a subgroup to be named Borincana.
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* Smith D.J.W., Brown H.E., Tonge J.I., Sinnamon C.N., MacDonald V.M., Ross C.J., Doherty R.L. The Serological Classification of 89 Strains of Leptospira from North Queensland including five Serotypes new to Australia. Aust. Ann. Med. 3, 2, 1954, 98-105.
* Wolff J.W., Bohlander H.J. Serological classification of pathogenic leptospires. Analysis and comparison of six strains related to serotypes of the Hebdomadis serogroup. Trop. Geogr. Med. 10, 1958, 37-45.
* Kmety E. Studium antigennej structury leptospir. Klasifikacia serologickej skupiny Hebdomadis. Folia Fac. Med. Univ. Comenianae Bratisl. XV., 2, 1977, 245-309.
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Monoclonal
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KremastosF22 C21983-02-11:22-2.201.00add to cart
KremastosF38 C131983-10-10:38-13.101.00add to cart
KremastosF106 C51995-06-01:106-5.31602.00add to cart
KremastosF13 C31997-12-16:13-3.100.50add to cart
KremastosF13 C1931997-10-28:13-193.16400.50add to cart