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The results indicate the high potential of vB_EfaP_2/Chl-5 for treating infections caused by E. faecium, and shows that phage vB_EfaP_2/Chl-5 effectively targets biofilms in vitro, reducing the number of viable cells.
The emergence and spread of Gram-negative pathogens that are resistant to multiple antibiotic classes pose a global risk to public health. Among such pathogens, carbapenem-resistant strains of Klebsiella pneumoniae (CR-KP) are of concern due to their resistance to treatment by most antibiotics and the mobility of their...
Introduction Vibrio harveyi is a major pathogen causing skin ulceration syndrome and mass mortality in sea cucumber Apostichopus japonicus aquaculture. Methods In this study, a pathogenic strain NB-3 was isolated from diseased A. japonicus and identified as V. harveyi based on morphological, physiological, and genomic...
These findings identify two novel lytic Enterobacter phages and support a narrow EDTA concentration window for enhanced phage‐mediated antibiofilm activity.
The data supports the application of SA1298KAY and SA1306KAY phages have strong potential as effective biocontrol agents for reducing S. aureus in dairy applications.
The potential of SAP_2 as a biocontrol candidate for controlling MRSA contamination in milk is supported and good biosafety and reduced bacterial burdens in MRSA-infected mice are exhibited.
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