Virulent properties and genomic diversity of
Vibrio vulnificus
isolated from environment, human, diseased fish
Ampapan Naknaen,
Komwit Surachat,
Jutamas Manit
et al.
Abstract:The incidence of
Vibrio vulnificus
infections, with high mortality rates in humans and aquatic animals, has escalated, highlighting a significant public health challenge. Currently, reliable markers to identify strains with high virulence potential are lacking, and the understanding of evolutionary drivers behind the emergence of pathogenic strains is limited. In this study, we analyzed the distribution of virulent genotypes and phenotypes to discern the infectious potential of
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