*Found in many non-specific, endogenous infections, eg. wound infections and upper respiratory tract infections and septicaemia
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*Found in many non-specific, endogenous infections, eg. wound infections, upper respiratory tract infections, infections of the urinary tract, mammary glands and uterus and septicaemia
*Also an enteropathogen, causing neonatal diarrhoea in young animals and enteric colibacillosis
*Also an enteropathogen, causing neonatal diarrhoea in young animals and enteric colibacillosis
*Pathogenic strains possess virulence factors allowing colonisation of mucosal surfaces
*Pathogenic strains possess virulence factors allowing colonisation of mucosal surfaces