Heat
stress
can
cause
cell
death
by
triggering
the
aggregation
of
essential
proteins.
In
bacteria,
aggregated
proteins
are
rescued
canonical
Hsp70/AAA+
(ClpB)
bi-chaperone
disaggregase.
Man-made,
severe
conditions
applied
during
e.g.
food-processing
represent
a
novel
threat
for
bacteria
exceeding
capacity
Hsp70/ClpB
system.
Here,
we
report
on
potent
autonomous
AAA+
disaggregase
ClpL
from
Listeria
monocytogenes
that
provides
enhanced
heat
resistance
to
food-borne
pathogen
enabling
persistence
in
adverse
environments.
shows
increased
thermal
stability
and
disaggregation
power
compared
Hsp70/ClpB,
it
withstand
solubilize
tight
aggregates.
binds
protein
aggregates
via
aromatic
residues
present
its
N-terminal
domain
(NTD)
adopts
partially
folded
dynamic
conformation.
Target
specificity
is
achieved
simultaneous
interactions
multiple
NTDs
with
aggregate
surface.
remarkable
structural
plasticity
forming
diverse
higher
assembly
states
through
interacting
rings.
become
largely
sequestered
upon
ring
interactions.
Stabilizing
assemblies
engineered
disulfide
bonds
strongly
reduces
activity,
suggesting
they
storage
states.
Microorganisms,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(6), P. 1166 - 1166
Published: June 8, 2024
Listeria
monocytogenes
is
a
ubiquitous
bacterial
pathogen
that
threatens
the
food
chain
and
human
health.
In
this
study,
whole-genome
sequencing
(WGS)
was
used
for
genomic
characterization
of
L.
(n
=
24)
from
beef
beef-based
products.
Multilocus
Sequence
Type
(MLST)
analysis
revealed
ST204
CC204
most
common
sequence
type
(ST).
Other
types
detected
included
ST1
ST876
CC1,
ST5
CC5,
ST9
CC9,
ST88
CC88,
ST2
ST1430
CC2,
ST321
CC321.
Genes
encoding
virulence
factors
complete
LIPI-1
(pfrA-hly-plcA-plcB-mpl-actA)
54%
(13/24)
isolates
ST204,
ST321,
ST1430,
internalin
genes
inlABC
were
present
in
all
STs.
All
STs
carried
four
intrinsic/natural
resistance
genes,
fosX,
lin,
norB,
mprF,
conferring
to
fosfomycin,
lincosamide,
quinolones,
cationic
peptides,
respectively.
Plasmids
pLGUG1
J1776
(54%
each),
followed
by
pLI100
(13%)
pLM5578
(7%).
The
prophage
profile,
vB_LmoS_188,
overrepresented
amongst
isolates,
LP_101,
LmoS_293_028989,
LP_030_2_021539,
A006,
LP_HM00113468.
island
2
(LGI-2)
found
be
while
3
(LGI-3)
subset
(25%).
VII
secretion
system
42%
sortase
A
genomes.
Mobile
genetic
elements
islands
did
not
harbor
any
virulence,
resistance,
or
environmental
adaptation
may
benefit
monocytogenes.
carry
confer
first-line
antibiotics
treatment
listeriosis.
our
study
highlighted
potential
risk
posed
public,
as
bacterium
frequently
processing
environments.
Viruses,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(4), P. 482 - 482
Published: March 27, 2025
Listeria
innocua,
though
considered
non-pathogenic,
frequently
coexists
with
monocytogenes
in
industrial
environments,
aiding
its
survival
biofilms.
These
biofilms
pose
a
significant
challenge
food
processing
facilities,
as
they
protect
bacteria
from
disinfectants
and
facilitate
their
spread.
The
aim
of
this
review
was
to
identify
bacteriophages
promising
method
for
eliminating
the
industry.
Lytic
show
great
potential
combating
Commercially
available
products,
such
PhageGuard
Listex™
(P100)
(Micreos
Food
Safety,
Wageningen,
Netherlands),
effectively
reduce
both
L.
innocua
products
on
production
surfaces.
Additionally,
phage-derived
enzymes,
endolysins,
can
degrade
biofilms,
without
compromising
quality.
following
article
highlights
that
although
present
biocontrol
method,
further
research
is
necessary
assess
long-term
effectiveness,
particularly
regarding
bacterial
resistance.
To
maximize
efficacy,
combination
strategies
phage
cocktails
recommended
enhance
biofilm
eradication
minimize
contamination
risks.
Pathogens,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(8), P. 1062 - 1062
Published: Aug. 18, 2023
Whole-genome
sequencing
(WGS)
was
used
for
the
genomic
characterization
of
one
hundred
and
ten
strains
Listeria
innocua
(L.
innocua)
isolated
from
twenty-three
cattle
farms,
eight
beef
abattoirs,
forty-eight
retail
outlets
in
Gauteng
province,
South
Africa.
In
silico
multilocus
sequence
typing
(MLST)
to
identify
isolates’
types
(STs).
BLAST-based
analyses
were
antimicrobial
virulence
genes.
The
study
also
linked
detection
genes
origin
(industries
samples)
L.
isolates.
detected
14
STs,
13
resistance
genes,
23
Of
STs
detected,
ST637
(26.4%),
ST448
(20%),
537
(13.6%),
1085
(12.7%)
predominant,
frequency
varied
significantly
(p
<
0.05).
All
110
isolates
carriers
or
more
with
lin
(100%),
fosX
tet(M)
(30%)
being
most
frequently
recognized,
(clpC,
clpE,
clpP,
hbp1,
svpA,
hbp2,
iap/cwhA,
lap,
lpeA,
lplA1,
lspA,
oatA,
pdgA,
prsA2)
found
all
innocua.
Overall,
diversity
significant
differences
frequencies
resistance,
according
origins
(source
sample
type)
This,
first
recovered
three
levels/industries
(farm,
abattoir,
retail)
production
system
Africa,
provides
data
on
organism’s
distribution
potential
food
safety
implications.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: March 22, 2024
The
outbreak
of
mass
mortality
occurred
in
Tachysurus
fulvidraco
farm
Hubei
province
China.
pathogenic
strain
Streptococcus
iniae
(termed
2022SI08)
was
isolated
and
identified
from
diseased
T.
,
based
on
morphological,
physiological,
biochemical
characteristics,
as
well
16S
rRNA
gene
sequence
phylogenetic
analysis.
Further,
the
whole
genome
isolate
S.
sequenced
predicted
to
contain
one
single
circular
chromosome
1,776,777
bp
with
a
GC
content
37.14%.
genomic
analysis
showed
that
2022SI08
positive
for
204
virulent
127
antibiotic
resistant
genes.
experimental
challenge
demonstrated
high
pathogenicity
retrieved
median
lethal
dosage
(LD
50
)
9.53
×
10
5
CFU/g.
Histopathological
examination
indicated
could
induce
extensive
tissue
cell
degeneration,
necrosis,
hemorrhage,
inflammation
skin,
gill,
fin,
spleen,
liver,
kidney,
intestine,
eye,
brain.
Moreover,
innate
immune
enzyme
activities
serum
such
acid
phosphatase
alkaline
were
increased
significantly
at
24
48
h
post
infection
(hpi)
then
decreased
168
hpi.
transcriptional
profile
associated
following
bacterial
detected
each
point
time,
results
revealed
clear
activation
those
genes,
which
proving
their
reacting
regulatory
role
during
response
host
against
infection.
an
etiological
agent
mortalities
this
research
will
be
conducive
increasing
our
understanding
pathogenesis
defensive
system
invasion.
Environmental Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
26(7)
Published: July 1, 2024
Abstract
Heat
stress
can
lead
to
protein
misfolding
and
aggregation,
potentially
causing
cell
death
due
the
loss
of
essential
proteins.
Bacteria,
being
particularly
exposed
environmental
stress,
are
equipped
with
disaggregases
that
rescue
these
aggregated
The
bacterial
Hsp70
chaperone
DnaK
A
TPase
a
ssociated
diverse
cellular
ctivities
ClpB
form
canonical
disaggregase
in
bacteria.
While
this
combination
operates
effectively
during
physiological
heat
it
is
ineffective
against
massive
aggregation
caused
by
temperature‐based
sterilization
protocols
used
food
industry
clinics.
This
leaves
bacteria
unprotected
thermal
processes.
However,
withstand
extreme,
man‐made
conditions
have
emerged.
These
possess
novel
disaggregases,
ClpG
ClpL,
which
key
players
extreme
resistance.
present
selected
Gram‐negative
or
Gram‐positive
bacteria,
respectively,
function
superiorly
exhibiting
increased
stability
enhanced
threading
power
compared
DnaK/ClpB.
enables
ClpL
operate
at
temperatures
process
large
tight
aggregates,
thereby
contributing
genes
for
often
encoded
on
mobile
genomic
islands
conjugative
plasmids,
allowing
their
rapid
spread
among
via
horizontal
gene
transfer.
threatens
efficiency
protocols.
In
review,
we
describe
various
identified
date,
characterizing
commonalities
specific
features
enable
provide
protection
conditions.
Food and Bioprocess Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 22, 2024
Abstract
Ensuring
the
safety
and
longevity
of
food
products
is
a
major
priority
in
meat
industry.
This
paper
focused
on
assessing
soybean-glycinin
(SBG)
impact
quality
shelf-life
beef
Musculus
longissimus
thoracis
et
lumborum
(
LTL
)
steaks
their
potential
in-vivo
adverse
consequences
foodborne
pathogens
quantitative
minimum
biocidal
values.
Over
15
chilling-days
at
4
°C,
fresh
-steaks
were
fortified
with
either
1
mg/g
SBG
(SBG1)
or
0.5
(SBG0.5)
compared
to
control
for
physicochemical,
oxidative,
microbiological
attributes.
Antibiotic-susceptible
pathogens,
Staphylococcus
aureus,
Salmonella
enterica
,
Escherichia
coli
suppressed
by
0.98
mg/mL
SBG,
whereas
antibiotic-resistant
required
higher
dosages
50
6.25
mg/mL,
respectively.
SBG-fortification
kept
-steaks’
pH
below
borderline
until
day
12,
increased
water-holding
capacity,
reduced
cooking
loss
storage
end,
significantly
improved
tenderness
p
<
0.05).
lightness,
redness,
chroma
statistically
unaffected
SBG1.0-fortification
control;
however,
there
notable
growing-patterns
during
last
two
storage-periods
Except
sixth-
ninth-day
storage-periods,
yellowness
hue
control,
indicating
brighter,
less
red
had
dose-dependent
antioxidant
bactericidal
both
native
microflora
inoculated
Listeria
monocytogenes
.
Conclusively,
activities
improve
oxidative
stability
beyond
days
inhibit
inoculated-pathogens
growth
one
log
CFU/g
above
inoculation
dose,
validating
as
promising
feasible
preservation
strategy.
Heat
stress
can
cause
cell
death
by
triggering
the
aggregation
of
essential
proteins.
In
bacteria,
aggregated
proteins
are
rescued
canonical
Hsp70/AAA+
(ClpB)
bi-chaperone
disaggregase.
Man-made,
severe
conditions
applied
during,
e.g.,
food
processing
represent
a
novel
threat
for
bacteria
exceeding
capacity
Hsp70/ClpB
system.
Here,
we
report
on
potent
autonomous
AAA+
disaggregase
ClpL
from
Listeria
monocytogenes
that
provides
enhanced
heat
resistance
to
food-borne
pathogen
enabling
persistence
in
adverse
environments.
shows
increased
thermal
stability
and
disaggregation
power
compared
Hsp70/ClpB,
it
withstand
solubilize
tight
aggregates.
binds
protein
aggregates
via
aromatic
residues
present
its
N-terminal
domain
(NTD)
adopts
partially
folded
dynamic
conformation.
Target
specificity
is
achieved
simultaneous
interactions
multiple
NTDs
with
aggregate
surface.
remarkable
structural
plasticity
forming
diverse
higher
assembly
states
through
interacting
rings.
become
largely
sequestered
upon
ring
interactions.
Stabilizing
assemblies
engineered
disulfide
bonds
strongly
reduces
activity,
suggesting
they
storage
states.
BMC Genomics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: Oct. 7, 2024
Listeria
monocytogenes
is
an
important
foodborne
pathogen
known
for
causing
listeriosis.
To
gain
insights
into
the
pathogenicity,
genetic
characterization,
and
evolution
of
various
species,
in
vitro
cell
adhesion
invasion
ability
assays
whole-genome
sequencing
were
performed
using
four
strains
isolated
from
livestock
poultry
slaughterhouses.
The
exhibited
abilities
Caco-2
RAW264.7
cells.
Pathogenic
Liv1-1
Lm2-20
had
higher
ability,
but
non-pathogenic
Lin4-99
was
more
invasive
than
(p
<
0.05).
Genetic
characterization
revealed
presence
a
single
chromosome
without
plasmid
across
with
similar
sizes
G
+
C%
content.
Analysis
key
pathogenic
genes
underscored
multiple
virulence
among
strains.
In
contrast,
lacked
LIPI-1,
LIPI-2,
LIPI-3
genes,
which
could
possibly
be
cause
their
non-pathogenicity
despite
abilities.
Thus,
determinants
do
not
necessarily
predict
and/or
vitro.
This
study
presents
comprehensive
comparative
genome-wide
analysis
strains,
offering
invaluable
pathogenesis
genus.
Heat
stress
can
cause
cell
death
by
triggering
the
aggregation
of
essential
proteins.
In
bacteria,
aggregated
proteins
are
rescued
canonical
Hsp70/AAA+
(ClpB)
bi-chaperone
disaggregase.
Man-made,
severe
conditions
applied
during
e.g.
food-processing
represent
a
novel
threat
for
bacteria
exceeding
capacity
Hsp70/ClpB
system.
Here,
we
report
on
potent
autonomous
AAA+
disaggregase
ClpL
from
Listeria
monocytogenes
that
provides
enhanced
heat
resistance
to
food-borne
pathogen
enabling
persistence
in
adverse
environments.
shows
increased
thermal
stability
and
disaggregation
power
compared
Hsp70/ClpB,
it
withstand
solubilize
tight
aggregates.
binds
protein
aggregates
via
aromatic
residues
present
its
N-terminal
domain
(NTD)
adopts
partially
folded
dynamic
conformation.
Target
specificity
is
achieved
simultaneous
interactions
multiple
NTDs
with
aggregate
surface.
remarkable
structural
plasticity
forming
diverse
higher
assembly
states
through
interacting
rings.
become
largely
sequestered
upon
ring
interactions.
Stabilizing
assemblies
engineered
disulfide
bonds
strongly
reduces
activity,
suggesting
they
storage
states.
Heat
stress
can
cause
cell
death
by
triggering
the
aggregation
of
essential
proteins.
In
bacteria,
aggregated
proteins
are
rescued
canonical
Hsp70/AAA+
(ClpB)
bi-chaperone
disaggregase.
Man-made,
severe
conditions
applied
during,
e.g.,
food
processing
represent
a
novel
threat
for
bacteria
exceeding
capacity
Hsp70/ClpB
system.
Here,
we
report
on
potent
autonomous
AAA+
disaggregase
ClpL
from
Listeria
monocytogenes
that
provides
enhanced
heat
resistance
to
food-borne
pathogen
enabling
persistence
in
adverse
environments.
shows
increased
thermal
stability
and
disaggregation
power
compared
Hsp70/ClpB,
it
withstand
solubilize
tight
aggregates.
binds
protein
aggregates
via
aromatic
residues
present
its
N-terminal
domain
(NTD)
adopts
partially
folded
dynamic
conformation.
Target
specificity
is
achieved
simultaneous
interactions
multiple
NTDs
with
aggregate
surface.
remarkable
structural
plasticity
forming
diverse
higher
assembly
states
through
interacting
rings.
become
largely
sequestered
upon
ring
interactions.
Stabilizing
assemblies
engineered
disulfide
bonds
strongly
reduces
activity,
suggesting
they
storage
states.