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finefocus-1553	Grutsch, Alyssa A.; Nimmer, Pierre S.; Pittsley, Rachel H.; Kornilow, Katherine G.; McKillip, John L.	Molecular Pathogenesis of Bacillus spp., with Emphasis on the Dairy Industry	2018	20	.pdf	application/pdf	8995	605	53	B. cereus and other closely-related species produce several types of exotoxins, including at least four hemolysins, three phospholipases, a heat/acid stable emetic toxin called cereulide, and three well-studied heat-labile enterotoxins that all cause gastroenteritis following ingestion. While a great deal of information on virulence gene presence and expression is known in B. cereus, very little has been done to explore the virulence potential of thermoduric spore-formers that may be found in ultrahigh temperature (UHT) pasteurized milk, and their ability to produce biofilms.	cache/finefocus-1553.pdf	txt/finefocus-1553.txt