… innate resistance to pathogens, search for new antimicrobial agents, and determine the role
of bacteria in the transmission of antibiotic resistance … of bacteria is small, the MIC values for …

… quantifying antibiotic resistance bacteria (ARBs) and genes (ARGs) in freshwater and their
… The values provided are ratios of both sul genes normalized to eubacterial 16S rRNA genes…

… QS information is generally integrated by small RNAs (sRNAs) that are known to control …
for the prevention of biofilm formation and increase the therapeutic values of typical antibiotics. …

… CAF31555) was assumed to play a role in the self-resistance … of resistance, that is, the
methylation of 16S ribosomal RNA … , E value = 8e-24) and other Firmicutes bacteria; and that of …

… also plays a critical role in controlling the release of antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) to the
… A potential solution is to establish a set of threshold values and standardised conditions to …

… Prontosil exerted bacteriostatic role against different groups of bacteria by inhibiting …
They connect to a site on the 50S subunit of the bacterial 23S ribosomal RNA, preventing …

… structures and mechanisms of action, their identified functions, their genetics and … , their
regulation. In addition, we include a broad overview of RNA metabolism and indicate the roles of …

… discharge antibiotics into the bacteria, and they play an important role in multidrug … , there
are also known regulatory factors that influence biofilm formation. For example, RNA nucleic …

… including flow cytometry, RNA sequencing and proteomics. … value was observed at 1000
μg/L AgNPs, where there was a … , we propose there are multiple factors playing critical roles in …

… resistant bacteria, which requires further investigation. The One Health initiative’s …
Understanding how ARB and ARGs spread from WWTPs and their role in resistance dissemination is …