Titlebook: New Weapons to Control Bacterial Growth; Tomas G. Villa,Miguel Vinas Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Antibiot

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Antimicrobial Peptides Produced by Bacteria: The Bacteriocins,mbranes leading to cell death. Most of the best known are produced by lactic acid bacteria used as food fermentation starters, because of their potential use as food preservatives. Bacteriocins are divided into two groups: lantibiotics that present posttranslational condensation rings and unmodified

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Mechanisms of Drug Efflux and Strategies to Overcome Them as a Way to Control Microbial Growth,oduction, and use of these new drugs revolutionized clinical practice and industrial microbiology. Certainly, since the beginning of the antibiotic era many lives have been saved. Nevertheless, shortly after the first descriptions of the effects of antibiotics against pathogenic bacteria, the phenom

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Bacterial Proteases as Targets to Control Bacterial Growth,ogenetic tree. These enzymes are present in all types of bacteria and are involved in critical processes such as acquisition of nutrients for growth and proliferation, facilitation of dissemination, colonization and evasion of host immune defenses or tissue damage during infection. Bacterial pathoge

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, as Target for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy,strategies. The phenomenon of quorum sensing (QS) is mediated by small signaling molecules, and plays major roles in bacterial physiology and ecology. Since its discovery more than 40 years ago, QS has been shown in many microorganisms, including animal and plant pathogens, and extensive studies hav

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