In its primary host, cattle, B. abortus typically localizes in the reproductive tract. The hallmark clinical signs of infection include:
The bacterium's ability to persist inside host macrophages makes it difficult to treat, often requiring long-term combination antibiotic therapy. abortus
Informative Paper: Brucella abortus and Its Global Impact Introduction In its primary host, cattle, B
Humans typically acquire B. abortus through direct contact with infected animals or the consumption of . In its primary host