Why is Strep bovis Nonenterococcus?

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Start date Mar 3, 2016

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MudPhud20XX

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why is Strep bovis categorized under "nonenterococcus?"

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worldbeater

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Mar 4, 2016

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No idea, but know that strep bovis is associated with colon cancer.

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worldbeater said:
No idea, but know that strep bovis is associated with colon cancer.

yup, also they changed the name of bovis to gallolyticus something....

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But they will still put bovis in parenthesis, so we are still good.

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