FEMS Microbiology Letters - Advance Access
Urinary tract infectionEnterococcus RaffinosusTreatmentchildrenantibiotic susceptibility testingVITEK MS
AbstractAcinetobacter baumannii is one of the most prevalent causes of nosocomial infections worldwide. However, a paucity of information exists regarding the connection between metabolic capacity and in vivo bacterial fitness. Elevated lactate is a key marker of severe sepsis. We have previously shown that the putative A. baumannii lactate permease...
AbstractThe influence of environmental factors on Salmonella sensitivity to nisin in vitro and in refrigerated orange juice were investigated. Nisin activity was observed in the different conditions, but the highest efficiency was achieved at lower pH (4.0) and with higher bacteriocin concentration (174 µM). Moreover, the bactericidal action was directly...
AbstractHeterotrophic bacteria (HPC) are commonly found in water samples. While these bacterial counts do not necessarily indicate a health hazard, high counts provide a good indication of the efficiency of water disinfection and integrity of distribution systems. The aim of this study was to compare the PetrifimTM AC method to the Pour Plate technique...
AbstractThermo-acidic pretreatment of lignocellulosic biomass is required to make it amenable to microbial metabolism and results in generation of furfural due to breakdown of pentose sugars. Furfural is toxic to microbial metabolism and results in reduced microbial productivity and increased production costs. This study asks if deletion of yghZ gene...
AbstractThe endosymbiotic bacteria Spiroplasma (Mollicutes) infect diverse plants and arthropods, and some of which induce male killing, where male hosts are killed during development. Male-killing Spiroplasma strains belong to either the phylogenetically distant Citri-Poulsonii or Ixodetis groups. In Drosophila flies, Spiroplasma poulsonii induces...
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