Phenotypic changes contributing to Enterobacter gergoviae biocide resistance
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Summary
Enterobacter gergoviae demonstrated a diverse response to both of these preservatives contained in cosmetic preparations, depending on their concentrations, and this adaptive response is associated with modifications of filament structure‐related proteins contributing to increase the organism motility and the production of biofilm.
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- 2015-08-01
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Computer science
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