… vaginalis virulence genes may be significantly influenced by other bacterial species in
the biofilm [124]. Consequently, the composition of the biofilm may also influence the …

… Infections in Animals tries to capture the many fascinating and rapid developments in our
understanding of how major bacterial pathogens of animals cause disease. It is the product of …

… involvement in extraoral diseases. Hence, in this review, we focus on the role that oral
bacteria play in the pathogenesis of gastrointestinal diseases. Oral Bacteria in Gut Pathology …

… coli strains enhance the probability that other bacterial cells may adopt a similar strategy [12,46].
Moreover, investigations demonstrated that P. aeruginosa strains acquire features …

… Bacterial disease prevention remains a key challenge for various reasons. For instance,
vaccines are not always easy to obtain, and reducing the contact with dangerous …

… the most important bacterial pathogens and bacterial diseases affecting tilapia, … bacterial
diseases of other fish than tilapia, we focused as much as possible on tilapia bacterial diseases…

… of bacterial diseases. Anti-QS agents can abolish the QS signaling and prevent the biofilm
formation, therefore reducing bacterial … potential of QS targeted therapy for bacterial diseases. …

… There is an increasing appreciation of the role microbes play in human health and disease,
… mechanisms of disease. Using the tools of synthetic biology, nonpathogenic bacteria can be …

… Incorporation of a good preventive medicine program is one of the most critical factors in
averting infectious diseases in pigeon flocks. This review summarizes the common bacterial, …

… in treating infectious diseases and inflammatory disorders. … fabricate varied types of bacterial
membrane structures for targeted … in improved therapies to infectious diseases and cancers. …