Gram-negative bacterial infections
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Names and connections
- Broader: Bacterial diseases
- Narrower: Acinetobacter infections
- Narrower: Afipia infections
- Narrower: Bartonella infections
- Narrower: Brucellosis
- Narrower: Campylobacter infections
- Narrower: Cat-scratch disease
- Narrower: Chlamydia infections
- Narrower: Chlamydophila infections
- Narrower: Escherichia coli infections
- Narrower: Granuloma venereum
- Narrower: Haemophilus infections
- Narrower: Helicobacter infections
- Narrower: Legionnaires' disease
- Narrower: Mycoplasma diseases
- Narrower: Neisseria infections
- Narrower: Porphyromonas gingivalis infections
- Narrower: Rat-bite fever
- Narrower: Salmonella infections
- Narrower: Serratia diseases
- Narrower: Tularemia
- Narrower: Vibrio infections
- Narrower: Whooping cough
- Narrower: Yersinia infections
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
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Morton address: 10145638009371231810 · morton4x16-v1
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