… proteolytic (gelatin liquefying) and non-proteolytic (non-gelatin liquefying) strains of S. faecalis
… could be influenced by the proteolytic (fibrinolytic) capacity of the infecting strains. In order …

… phenocopied the poor biofilm-forming ability of fsr mutants, and … faecalis culture supernatants
restored the ability of the fsr … Gelatinase is a secreted protease that appears to cleave its …

… The observed alterations in eDNA release that are dependent on protease activity and
appear to mediate the ability of E. faecalis to develop microcolonies within biofilms suggest that …

… enzyme, especially in the presence of proteolytic enzymes, is … wall lysis caused by proteolytic
enzymes other than trypsin … correlated with the ability of the proteolytic enzyme to inactivate …

… with the extracellular protease of Streptococcus faecalis var. liquefaciens (6). … ability to
secrete protease wds lost on a time-dependent basis. Figure 2 shows that twothirds of the ability of …

… between the proteolytic systems of Streptococcus thermophilus … proteolytic capacity of LAB,
Shihata and Shah [23] observed that some streptococcal species showed higher proteolytic …

… faecalis can form biofilms, which may increase their ability to colonize patients and persist at
… -acquired infections stem from the ability of the infecting organism to produce biofilms (17). …

… inflammatory exudate, The pronounced ability of the enzyme to … faecalis induced caries,
whereas non-proteolytic enterococci did not. These clinical findings suggest that the proteolytic …

… Increased exposure to air caused a linear decay in the ability to be reactivated by … A
proteolytic enzyme produced by group A streptococci with special reference to its effect on …

… The main goals of the study were to investigate a proteolytic potential and to identify key
enzymes of the proteolytic system in Ente- … The ability of proteases from E. …