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Gram-positive, small rods
Gram-negative in young cultures, almost entirely Gram-negative in old cultures
Shows slight clubbing, diphtheroid appearance, and coccoid forms
Most ordinary media, though growth is never abundant
Small, flat, bluish-white, transparent
15 O antigens, 5 H antigens
16 serotypes, 14 subtypes
Neural form: via trigeminal nerve; Visceral form: via ingestion
Ubiquitous in nature, present in animal and human feces
Round, entire, glistening, bluish
Food, straw, soil, shavings
No, immunization is not widely practiced
Chloramphenicol, tetracycline, sulfonamides, penicillin