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Veillonella

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Veillonella [‚vā·yō′nel·ə]
(microbiology)
The type genus of the family Veillonellaceae; small cells occurring in pairs, chains, and clusters.
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INTRODUCTION Veillonella is anaerobic gram negative cocci, normally present in the upper airways, astrointestinal tract and vagina in humans and usually disregarded as a contaminant when isolated from clinical specimens'.
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