Ureaplasma are very
small free-living bacteria that, like the Mycoplasmas, have no cell walls.
Named for its
metabolic utilization of urea, it possesses a small simple genome. Ureaplasma
parvum is the genus found in the human urogenital tract. Its presence has
been associated with several conditions including urethritis, pelvic
inflammatory disease, congenital pneumonia and neonatal meningitis.
ViroStat introduces a
set of new monoclonal antibodies to U. parvum that have applications in ELISA
and IFA.
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