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The role of enteropathogenic Escherichia coli (EPEC) as cause of diarrhea in cancer and immunocompromised patients is controversial. Quantitation of bacterial loads has been proposed as a method to differentiate colonized from truly infected patients. We studied 77 adult cancer and immunosuppressed patients with diarrhea and EPEC identified in stools by FilmArray, 25 patients with pathogen-negative diarrhea and 21 healthy adults without diarrhea. Stools were studied by qRT-PCR for EPEC genes eaeA, and lifA/efa-1 and strains character
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