… Clostridium novyi is an anaerobic bacterium that resides in the soil in nature and that may
cause severe clinical infections … We then address what is known about the biological features …

… novyi and C. sordellii possess related large clostridial cytotoxins, infections with these anaerobes
… cause of severe soft tissue infections in injection heroin users, a feature shared with C. …

… are grouped together by their phenotypic properties into group III. Clostridium novyi type A is
… Cultures infected with type C phages were immune to infection with type D phages and vice …

… with infection by this microorganism. Toxin genes are likely on plasmid or other mobile
elements which are … novyi strains are divided into types A, B, C, and D (the latter reclassified as …

… Overall, the most frequently isolated pathogen was Clostridium novyi type A (13 cases: 8 in
definite cases). The findings are consistent with an infection resulting from injection into soft …

… , Clostridium novyi types A and B, and Clostridium septicum were analysed by PCR amplification
and DNA sequencing. The five Clostridium … novyi type B frequently causes infectious …

… This report describes the clinical, microscopic and bacteriological characteristics of an indoor
sow with a sponge-like appearance of the liver parenchyma and encephalomalacia due to …

… gangrene infections in humans and animals, while type B is the etiological agent of infectious
… activity and glucose and maltose fermentation, which are the characteristic features of C. …

… wound infection with Clostridium novyi in a non-intravenous drug user. Clinical features …
While established infection with this organism is associated with high mortality, our patient …

… Clostridium sporogenes, Clostridium novyi and Clostridium … in the diagnosis of clostridial
infections. The significance of … and vascular repair are the key elements in prevention of gas …