Amin Sonam

Oct 23, 2024 | nature.com | Asif Hameed |Paul Stothard |Amin Sonam |Punchappady Devasya Rekha |Rouchelle Charmaine Tellis

AbstractTerrestrial and aquatic environments contaminated with animal urine may contribute to the transmission of Leptospira, a causative agent of leptospirosis in humans and wild/domesticated animals. Although enormous amounts of work have been done decoding the ecophysiology, the factors governing the cell growth and virulence in Leptospires derived from environmental samples still remain elusive.