… of virulent strain abundance are also described. It is clear that strains carrying the canonical
virulence genes are … parahaemolyticus virulence genes, which has had major impacts on our …

… express virulence factors in natural environments. … estuaries for this study presented no
virulence markers. However, there is evidence that, even in the absence of these virulence genes…

… area, and to evaluate their role as carriers of antibiotic resistance and virulence genes. …
carrier likely originated from salt marsh fowl and was not persistent in the estuarine environment. …

… Estuarine environments are receptacles for various kinds of wastes draining into the system,
… gene transfer among pathogenic and non-pathogenic bacterial strains. Cochin estuary, a …

… to surveillance of AMR distribution in the environment [30]. Humans can be … environment.
Resistant bacteria found in this study are considered as important estuarine environmental …

… The tdh and trh genes are major virulence genes in V. parahaemolyticus and considered the
… estuarine water can carry AMR genes and possibly disseminate them into the environment. …

… These data highlight the importance of wild mullet as potential carriers of virulence genes
and the circulation in the Italian estuarine environment of nonpandemic serotype that may …

… a low virulence, enhanced biofilm phenotype which we refer to as the “environmental profile”,
whereas in HS, cells exhibit a “virulence profile” in which biofilm formation is inhibited and …

… to aquatic environments or to recent consumption of seafood. Recent studies have shown
that virulence genes, or their homologues, are dispersed among environmental strains of V. …

… This research aimed to study the diversity of the Vibrio genus in four estuaries in the state of
… usually employed in aquaculture and research virulence factors relevant to human health. …