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Arcanobacterium pyogenes is an opportunistic pathogen, a causative agent of   suppurative infections of organs and tissues in economically important   livestock species. Most frequently this bacteria is isolated from inflamed   lung lesions in pigs and cattle, in samples of uterine mucus of cows with   endometritis and milk from cows with clinical mastitis. A. pyogenes possesses   a number of virulence factors: cholesterol-dependent cytolysin (pyolysin),   two neuraminidases, several proteases, extracellular matrix-binding proteins,   DNases, fimbriae. The virulence factors are well studied in laboratory   conditions, but the role of these factors in the pathogenesis of A. pyogenes   infections remains to be elucidated. Lately, the ability of A. pyogenes to   form biofilm in vivo has also been implicated as a virulence factor and a   possible cause of therapeutic failure. Despite the fact that A. pyogenes milk   isolates in cows with mastitis in vitro are very sensitive to β-lactam drugs   and tetracycline, experience has shown that therapy is usually ineffective,   prognosis is poor and the affected quarter is lost for milk production

Arcanobacterium pyogenes: Virulence factors, importance in mastitis etiology and therapeutic (im)possibilities