O gênero Vibrio: conceitos atuais e novas perspectivas
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.1984-5154.v22p14-31Palavras-chave:
Ambiente aquático, potencial biotecnológico, resistência aos antimicrobianos, saúde pública, VibrioResumo
O gênero Vibrio é um grupo bacteriano extremamente versátil. Seus membros são amplamente distribuídos em ambientes aquáticos, sendo a maioria não patogênica. Contudo, algumas espécies são patógenos de humanos e animais, causando impactos significativos na saúde pública e economia. Recentemente, o estudo dessas bactérias vem ganhando mais destaque, constituindo a área central de pesquisas em diversas áreas da Microbiologia. Nesse sentido, estudos buscam investigar sua patogenicidade, perfil de susceptibilidade aos antimicrobianos, potencialidades biotecnológicas e suas interações com fatores ambientais, sendo este último de notável relevância no contexto das mudanças climáticas. Assim, o presente trabalho objetiva fornecer uma revisão atualizada a respeito do gênero Vibrio, evidenciando sua relevância no contexto ambiental e clínico e indicando potenciais áreas para futuros estudos.
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