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1                                              C. sordellii and C. difficile form spores that are belie
2                                              C. sordellii spores germinated only in a narrow pH range
3 n the uterus impair immune responses against C. sordellii.
4 structure can affect the germination of both C. sordellii and C. difficile spores.
5 used by human and mouse macrophages to clear C. sordellii from the infected uterus.
6                                     Clinical C. sordellii infections were associated with intravagina
7                                 In contrast, C. sordellii spore germination was significantly less se
8 , we postulated a mechanism for differential C. sordellii spore activation in the female reproductive
9 TNF-alpha and chemokine generation following C. sordellii or peptidoglycan challenge, impaired leukoc
10 infections, we analyzed the requirements for C. sordellii spore germination in vitro.
11 ull mice were more susceptible to death from C. sordellii uterine infection than wild-type mice and e
12 rostol significantly worsened mortality from C. sordellii uterine infection, and impaired bacterial c
13 e isolated a 42-kDa extractable protein from C. sordellii culture supernatant that stimulates prolife
14 ceptor AI/II-deficient mice, showed impaired C. sordellii phagocytosis.
15 n important role in the characteristic LR in C. sordellii infection.
16 fate) revealed a role for these receptors in C. sordellii phagocytosis.
17 d TcsR as the toxin gene (tcsL) regulator in C. sordellii.
18 hormones and bile salts are able to increase C. sordellii spore germination rates.
19                                   We modeled C. sordellii endometritis in rats to test this hypothesi
20                    Although the incidence of C. sordellii infection is low, it is fatal in most cases
21          Recently, an increased incidence of C. sordellii infections has been reported in women under
22              The analysis of the kinetics of C. sordellii spore germination showed strong allosteric
23  in our understanding of the pathogenesis of C. sordellii infections present major challenges to the
24 al virulence factor for the pathogenicity of C. sordellii.
25 hallenge, impaired leukocyte phagocytosis of C. sordellii, and inhibited uterine epithelial cell huma
26                        Pathogenic strains of C. sordellii produce numerous virulence factors, includi
27 we tested the effect of sterane compounds on C. sordellii and C. difficile spore germination.
28  Bacilli species, d-alanine had no effect on C. sordellii spore germination.
29 o germinate, the occurrence of postpregnancy C. sordellii infections suggests that steroidal sex horm
30 agenous structure (MARCO) receptor prevented C. sordellii internalization, suggesting that MARCO is a
31                          We also report that C. sordellii lethal toxin inhibited GR function in an ex
32                         Our data showed that C. sordellii spores require three structurally different
33 etry, we have identified this protein as the C. sordellii neuraminidase, NanS.
34 r tcdR also restored toxin production to the C. sordellii tcsR mutant, showing that these sigma facto
35                            Thus, even though C. sordellii and C. difficile are phylogenetically relat
36            High-throughput sequencing of two C. sordellii strains revealed that tcsR lies within a ge
37 avenger receptors to internalize unopsonized C. sordellii.
38                                        While C. sordellii spores require three structurally distinct
39 tis and toxic shock syndrome associated with C. sordellii that occurred within one week after medical
40 ticoid antagonist RU-486 in combination with C. sordellii lethal toxin additively prevented glucocort

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