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The pathogenesis of <jats:italic>K. kingae<\/jats:italic> disease begins with colonization of the upper respiratory tract followed by breach of the respiratory epithelial barrier and hematogenous spread to distant sites of infection, primarily the joints, bones, and endocardium. As recognition of <jats:italic>K. kingae<\/jats:italic> as a pathogen has increased, interest in defining the molecular determinants of <jats:italic>K. kingae<\/jats:italic> pathogenicity has grown. This effort has identified numerous bacterial surface factors that likely play key roles in the pathogenic process of <jats:italic>K. kingae<\/jats:italic> disease, including type IV pili and the Knh trimeric autotransporter (adherence to the host), a potent RTX-family toxin (epithelial barrier breach), and multiple surface polysaccharides (complement and neutrophil resistance). 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