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12 May 2014 - O131
Synergistic mechanisms of action for a novel multifunctional antibody format against Pseudomonas aeruginosa used alone or adjunctively with antibiotics
Ken Stover, DiGiandomenico, A.(1); Keller, A.E.(1); Gao, C.(1); Rainey, G.J.(1); Warrener, P.(1); Camara, M.M.(1); Bonnell, J.(1); Hilliard, J.(1); Zhao, W.(1); Stover, K.(1)*;
12 May 2014 - O132
Carbohydrate-mediated inhibition of Bordetella bronchiseptica adhesion to rabbit respiratory epithelium
María del Pilar Patiño, Patiño, M.(1); Gallego, C.(1); Martínez, N.M.(1); Iregui, C.A.(1)*
12 May 2014 - O133
How to use FimH-antagonists in urinary tract infection treatment - evaluation of a potent FimH-antagonist
Anja Carina Sigl, Sigl, A.(1)*; Mayer, K.(1); Lüdin, N.(1); Frei, P.(1); Ernst, B.(1);
12 May 2014 - O134
Protein aggregation as a novel antimicrobial strategy against Gram-negative bacteria
Ladan Khodaparast, Khodaparast, L.(1)*; Khodaparast, L.(1); Shahrooei, M.(1); Van Eldere, J.(1);
12 May 2014 - O135
Anti-alpha toxin mAb LC10 protects from severe disease and exhibits synergy in combination with antibiotics in a murine S. aureus pneumonia model
Bret Sellman, Tkaczyk, C.(1); Hua, L.(1); Shi, Y.(1); Hilliard, J.(1); Cheng, L.(2); Stover, C.K.(1); Sellman, B.R.(1)*;
07 October 2009
Antibacterials as signalling agents
Axel Dalhoff
07 October 2009
Type III secretion system inhibitors - Mechanism for virulence blockade in pathogenic Gram-negative bacteria
Pia Keyser
07 October 2009
Efflux pump inhibitors to restore antibiotic efficacy
Françoise Van Bambeke
06 October 2009
Enteroaggregative E. coli: from the appetizer to dessert Invasive enteropathogenic Escherichia coli Campylobacter jejuni binding to fibronectin is essential for host colonization
Michael Konkel
06 October 2009
Listeria crossing of the intestinal barrier and beyond Inhibitors of quorum sensing
Vanessa Sperandio
05 October 2009
Microbiota and intestinal immunity
Nadine Cerf-Bensussan
05 October 2009
Large-scale studies of the gut microbiota using an epidemiological approach
Lars Engstrand
05 October 2009
The composition of the commensal microbiota: a metagenomic approach
Joël Dore
05 October 2009
Finding the molecules that make probiotics work
Peter Bron
05 October 2009
Multiplex PCR, PCR-RFLP and PFGE analysis for the molecular detection and characterization of diarrheagenic Escherichia coli strains
Saeid Bouzari
05 October 2009
Prevalence of enterotoxins in E. coli clinical isolates causing urinary tract infection and bacteraemia
Sara Maria Soto
05 October 2009
Characterization and location of the blaCTX-M-15 gene in enteroaggregative Escherichia coli causing
Elisabet Guiral-Vilalta
05 October 2009
Administration of capsule-selective endosialidase E minimises changes in organ gene expression induced by experimental systemic infection with Escherichia coli K1
Peter Taylor
05 October 2009
Efflux plays a key role in conferring high-level fluoroquinolone resistance in a Salmonella Typhimurium mutant decreasing to nearly susceptible levels in the presence of PAßN
Anna Fabrega Santamaria
05 October 2009
Overexpression of a marA homolog detected in a high-level fluoroquinolone resistant Yersinia enterocolitica mutant that shows an up-regulation of AcrA
Anna Fabrega Santamaria
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