Biochemical Society Transactions,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
46(6), С. 1605 - 1613
Опубликована: Дек. 4, 2018
Meeting
global
food
demands
for
a
growing
human
population
with
finite
natural
resources
is
major
challenge.
Aquaculture
and
agriculture
are
critical
to
satisfy
requirements,
yet
suffer
significant
losses
from
bacterial
diseases.
Therefore,
there
an
urgent
need
develop
novel
antimicrobial
strategies,
which
heightened
by
increasing
antibiotic
resistance.
Bacteriophages
(phages)
viruses
that
specifically
infect
bacteria,
phage-derived
therapies
promising
treatments
in
the
fight
against
Here,
we
describe
multiple
ways
phages
phage-based
technologies
can
be
used
as
antimicrobials.
Antimicrobial
activity
achieved
through
lysis
of
targeted
bacteria
virulent
or
lytic
enzymes.
Alternatively,
engineered
delivery
lethal
genes
other
cargoes
kill
manipulate
response
conventional
antibiotics.
We
also
briefly
highlight
research
exploring
potential
biocontrol
agents
examples
aquaculture.
Microorganisms,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
8(3), С. 425 - 425
Опубликована: Март 17, 2020
Quorum
sensing
is
a
cell-to-cell
communication
system
that
exists
widely
in
the
microbiome
and
related
to
cell
density.
The
high-density
colony
population
can
generate
sufficient
number
of
small
molecule
signals,
activate
variety
downstream
cellular
processes
including
virulence
drug
resistance
mechanisms,
tolerate
antibiotics,
harm
host.
This
article
gives
general
introduction
current
research
status
microbial
quorum-sensing
systems,
focuses
on
role
systems
regulating
such
as
efflux
pump
biofilm
formation
regulation,
discusses
new
strategy
for
treatment
drug-resistant
bacteria
proposed
by
using
quorum
quenching
prevent
resistance.
Mobile
genetic
elements
(MGEs)
that
frequently
transfer
within
and
between
bacterial
species
play
a
critical
role
in
evolution,
often
carry
key
accessory
genes
associate
with
bacteria's
ability
to
cause
disease.
MGEs
carrying
antimicrobial
resistance
(AMR)
and/or
virulence
determinants
are
common
the
opportunistic
pathogen
Klebsiella
pneumoniae,
which
is
leading
of
highly
drug-resistant
infections
hospitals.
Well-characterised
K.
pneumoniae
include
polyketide
synthesis
loci
ybt
clb
(also
known
as
pks),
encoding
iron-scavenging
siderophore
yersiniabactin
genotoxin
colibactin,
respectively.
These
located
an
MGE
called
ICEKp,
most
virulence-associated
providing
mechanism
for
these
factors
spread
population.
Here
we
apply
population
genomics
investigate
prevalence,
evolution
mobility
populations
through
comparative
analysis
2498
whole-genome
sequences.
The
locus
was
detected
40
%
genomes,
particularly
amongst
those
associated
invasive
infections.
We
identified
17
distinct
lineages
3
lineages,
each
one
14
different
structural
variants
ICEKp.
Comparison
wider
family
Enterobacteriaceae
revealed
occasional
ICEKp
acquisition
by
other
members.
present
all
38.4
ybt+
genomes.
Hundreds
independent
integration
events
were
affecting
hundreds
phylogenetically
including
at
least
19
globally-disseminated
carbapenem-resistant
clone
CG258.
A
novel
plasmid-encoded
form
also
identified,
representing
new
dispersal
populations.
data
indicate
circulate
freely
population,
among
multidrug-resistant
strains,
should
be
considered
target
genomic
surveillance
along
AMR
determinants.
Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
285(1876), С. 20180332 - 20180332
Опубликована: Апрель 11, 2018
Antibiotic
resistance
(ABR)
is
recognized
as
a
One
Health
challenge
because
of
the
rapid
emergence
and
dissemination
resistant
bacteria
genes
among
humans,
animals
environment
on
global
scale.
However,
there
paucity
research
assessing
ABR
contemporaneously
in
low-resource
settings.
This
critical
review
seeks
to
identify
extent
low-
middle-income
countries
(LMICs).
Existing
has
highlighted
hotspots
for
environmental
contamination;
food-animal
production
systems
that
are
likely
harbour
reservoirs
or
promote
transmission
well
high
increasing
human
rates
colonization
with
commensal
such
Escherichia
coli
.
very
few
studies
have
integrated
all
three
components
spectrum
understand
dynamics
prevalence
community-acquired
humans
animals.
Microbiological,
epidemiological
social
science
needed
at
community
population
levels
across
order
fill
large
gaps
knowledge
Gut,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
69(12), С. 2122 - 2130
Опубликована: Март 12, 2020
Development
of
obesity
and
type
2
diabetes
(T2D)
are
associated
with
gut
microbiota
(GM)
changes.
The
viral
community
is
predominated
by
bacteriophages
(phages),
which
viruses
that
attack
bacteria
in
a
host-specific
manner.
antagonistic
behaviour
phages
has
the
potential
to
alter
GM.
As
proof-of-concept,
we
demonstrate
efficacy
faecal
virome
transplantation
(FVT)
from
lean
donors
for
shifting
phenotype
obese
mice
into
closer
resemblance
mice.The
FVT
consisted
viromes
distinct
profiles
extracted
caecal
content
different
vendors
were
fed
low-fat
(LF)
diet
14
weeks.
Male
C57BL/6NTac
divided
five
groups:
LF
(as
control),
high-fat
(HF)
diet,
HF+ampicillin
(Amp),
HF+Amp+FVT
HF+FVT.
At
weeks
6
7
study,
HF+FVT
treated
oral
gavage.
Amp
groups
24
hours
prior
first
treatment.Six
after
FVT,
showed
significant
decrease
weight
gain
compared
HF
group.
Further,
glucose
tolerance
was
comparable
between
mice,
while
other
all
had
impaired
tolerance.
These
observations
supported
shifts
GM
composition,
blood
plasma
metabolome
expression
levels
genes
T2D
development.Transfer
communities
an
led
reduced
normalised
parameters
relative
mice.
We
hypothesise
this
effect
mediated
via
FVT-induced
PLoS Pathogens,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
17(5), С. e1009508 - e1009508
Опубликована: Май 13, 2021
Both
gram-negative
and
gram-positive
bacteria
release
extracellular
vesicles
(EVs)
that
contain
components
from
their
mother
cells.
Bacterial
EVs
are
similar
in
size
to
mammalian-derived
thought
mediate
bacteria–host
communications
by
transporting
diverse
bioactive
molecules
including
proteins,
nucleic
acids,
lipids,
metabolites.
have
been
implicated
bacteria–bacteria
interactions,
promoting
health
or
causing
various
pathologies.
Although
the
science
of
bacterial
is
less
developed
than
eukaryotic
EVs,
number
studies
on
continuously
increasing.
This
review
highlights
current
state
knowledge
rapidly
evolving
field
EV
science,
focusing
discovery,
isolation,
biogenesis,
more
specifically
role
microbiota–host
communications.
Knowledge
these
mechanisms
may
be
translated
into
new
therapeutics
diagnostics
based
EVs.
Microorganisms,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
13(1), С. 155 - 155
Опубликована: Янв. 14, 2025
Although
bioremediation
is
considered
the
most
environmentally
friendly
and
sustainable
technique
for
remediating
contaminated
soil
water,
it
effective
when
combined
with
physicochemical
methods,
which
allow
preliminary
removal
of
large
quantities
pollutants.
This
allows
microorganisms
to
efficiently
eliminate
remaining
contaminants.
In
addition
requiring
necessary
genes
degradation
pathways
specific
substrates,
as
well
tolerance
adverse
environmental
conditions,
may
perform
below
expectations.
One
typical
reason
this
high
toxicity
xenobiotics
present
in
concentrations,
stemming
from
vulnerability
bacteria
introduced
a
site.
especially
true
planktonic
bacteria,
whereas
within
biofilms
or
microcolonies
have
significant
advantages
over
their
counterparts.
A
physical
matrix
essential
formation,
maintenance,
survival
bacterial
biofilms.
By
providing
such
immobilization,
formation
can
be
facilitated
accelerated.
Therefore,
immobilization
offers
comprehensive
solution
cleanup
by
harnessing
specialized
metabolic
activities
while
ensuring
retention
efficacy
at
target
sites.
many
cases,
also
need
methods
that
are
otherwise
required
initially
reduce
contaminant
concentrations.
Then,
will
possible
use
remediation
higher
concentrations
xenobiotics,
significantly
reducing
costs
maintaining
rapid
rate
processes.
review
explores
benefits
highlighting
materials
processes
developing
an
optimal
matrix.
It
focuses
on
following
four
key
areas:
(i)
types
organic
pollutants
impacting
human
health,
(ii)
strains
used
processes,
(iii)
(iv)
cells
various
carriers
targeted
pollutant
degradation.
Ecology Letters,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
22(1), С. 149 - 158
Опубликована: Ноя. 20, 2018
Abstract
While
several
studies
have
established
a
positive
correlation
between
community
diversity
and
invasion
resistance,
it
is
less
clear
how
species
interactions
within
resident
communities
shape
this
process.
Here,
we
experimentally
tested
antagonistic
facilitative
pairwise
model
microbial
predict
by
the
plant–pathogenic
bacterium
Ralstonia
solanacearum
.
We
found
that
promoted
suppressed
invasions
both
in
lab
tomato
plant
rhizosphere.
Crucially,
reliably
explained
observed
outcomes
also
multispecies
communities,
mechanistically,
was
linked
to
direct
inhibition
of
invader
(antibiosis),
lesser
degree
resource
competition
members
invader.
Together,
our
findings
suggest
type
strength
can
outcome
more
complex
communities.
Microbial Biotechnology,
Год журнала:
2018,
Номер
11(5), С. 819 - 832
Опубликована: Июль 31, 2018
Phytoremediation
is
a
green
and
sustainable
alternative
to
physico-chemical
methods
for
contaminated
soil
remediation.
One
of
the
flavours
phytoremediation
rhizoremediation,
where
plant
roots
stimulate
microbes
degrade
organic
contaminants.
This
approach
particularly
interesting
as
it
takes
advantage
naturally
evolved
interaction
mechanisms
between
microorganisms
often
results
in
complete
mineralization
contaminants
(i.e.
transformation
water
CO2
).
However,
many
biotic
abiotic
factors
influence
outcome
this
interaction,
resulting
variable
efficiency
remediation
process.
The
difficulty
predict
precisely
timeframe
associated
with
rhizoremediation
leads
low
adoption
rates
technology.
Here,
we
review
recent
literature
related
particular
focus
on
organisms.
We
then
expand
potential
be
model
plant-microbe
system
microbiome
manipulation
studies.
Journal of Applied Microbiology,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
129(2), С. 199 - 211
Опубликована: Фев. 8, 2020
Soil
environments
are
dynamic
and
the
plant
rhizosphere
harbours
a
phenomenal
diversity
of
micro‐organisms
which
exchange
signals
beneficial
nutrients.
Bipartite
or
symbiotic
interactions
with
host
roots,
such
as
mycorrhizae
various
bacteria,
relatively
well
characterized.
In
addition,
tripartite
interaction
also
exists
between
arbuscular
mycorrhizal
fungi
(AMF)
associated
bacteria.
Bacterial
biofilms
exist
sheet
bacterial
cells
in
association
AMF
structures,
embedded
within
self‐produced
exopolysaccharide
matrix.
Such
may
play
important
functional
roles
these
interactions.
However,
details
about
their
relevant
relationships
have
not
been
elucidated.
This
review
explores
current
understanding
naturally
occurring
microbial
biofilms,
biotic
surfaces,
especially
AMF.
The
possible
played
by
potential
for
application
more
productive
sustainable
agriculture
is
discussed
this
review.