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Staphylococcus aureus (pronunciación: /ˌstafiloˈkokus ˈawrews/)...Staphylococcus aureus (pronunciación: /ˌstafiloˈkokus ˈawrews/), conocido como estafilococo áureo o estafilococo dorado , es una bacteria anaerobia facultativa, grampositiva, productora de coagulasa, catalasa, inmóvil y no esporulada que se encuentra ampliamente distribuida por todo el mundo, estimándose que una de cada tres personas se hallan colonizadas, aunque no infectadas, por ella.
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