Brucellosis Introduction Brucella is an obligate

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Brucellosis Introduction Brucella is an obligate aerobe, fastidious, small gram-negative coccobacillus Brucellosis (undulant fever)- zoonotic disease (sheep, goat, cattle) Human infection- associated with occupational domestic exposure to

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Brucellosis<br>
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Introduction Brucella is an obligate aerobe, fastidious, small gram-negative coccobacillus
Brucellosis (undulant fever)- zoonotic disease (sheep, goat, cattle)
Human infection- associated with occupational/ domestic exposure to infected animals/ products<br>
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History 1886- Sir David Bruce- British army physician isolated- Brucella melitensis bacteria from spleen of a British solider & named  Micrococcus melitensis
1917- Renamed Brucella in honour of Bruce<br>