Synergistetes
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Synergistetes is a phylum of bacteria.[2][3][4] Members are Gram-negative,rod-shaped obligate anaerobes.[4] Species within this phylum have been implicated in periodontal disease,[5] gastrointestinal infections and soft tissue infections.[3]
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