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S. Enteritidis 5694 biofilm lifestyle is less virulent than planktonic cells.
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S. Enteritidis 5694 biofilm shows an impaired invasiveness of no phagocytic cells.
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S. Enteritidis 5694 biofilm induces a diminished inflammatory response.
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S. Enteritidis 5694–host interaction varies with the bacterial lifestyle.
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Description of two events of nosocomial Achromobacter spp. outbreak and pseudo-outbreak.
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Contamination of sodium citrate blood collection tubes with Achromobacter insuavis.
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Chlorhexidine soap contaminated with Achromobacter spp. caused infections.
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Molecular approaches were critical to achieve the accurate species identification.
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The multidisciplinary work was essential to elucidate the epidemiological situation.
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Carriage of MRS strains is statistically higher in veterinarians than in owners.
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An important percentage of the strains was resistant to clindamycin.
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This is the first report describing humans carrying MRSP in Chile.
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Primera descripción en Argentina de dermatofitosis por Trichophyton benhamiae.
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El reservorio de T. benhamiae fueron los cobayos.
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Las lesiones por este dermatofito en niños suelen ser inflamatorias.
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El diagnóstico de certeza se debe realizar por proteómica o genómica.
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La mayoría de los casos requirieron tratamiento antifúngico sistémico.
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First report of histoplasmosis and COVID-19 in a renal transplant recipient.
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Rapid diagnosis and correct treatment of clinically suspected histoplasmosis facilitates a positive patient's outcome.
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Histoplasmosis should be suspected as a differential diagnosis in patients with pneumonia in endemic areas.
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Se observó riesgo bajo y buenas condiciones higiénico-sanitarias en carnicerías.
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El 75,0% de las muestras no cumplió con los parámetros microbiológicos.
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Se sugiere identificar desvíos e implementar mejoras continuas.
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DSE fungi selectively mobilize insoluble phosphates from soils.
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There was a positive effect of Curvularia sp. on sorghum growth.
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The absorption of P was not clearly related to the capacity of DSE fungi to solubilize it.
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Autochthonous rhizobacteria against Meloidogyne javanica.
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Biocontrol by bacteria and their cell free supernatants.
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Impact of rhizobacteria in lettuce infested with Meloidogyne javanica.
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Bacteria had broad-spectrum activity against phytopathogenic fungi (>50% inhibition).
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Selected isolates were identified with molecular methods and analyzed for plant growth-promoting activities.
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The selected isolates had a good survival rate in a cost-effective medium.
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Assessed medium can be used for commercial fermentation of bio-control agents.
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A. fumigatus strains from farm and clinical samples were able to produce fumagillin.
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A. fumigatus strains were gliotoxin and fumagillin producers.
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Fumagillin producers represent public health risk of toxin transference to raw milk.
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Bacterial co-pathogens are commonly identified in viral respiratory infections.
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Co-infection between C. pneumoniae and SARS-CoV-2 has been reported in the literature.
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Information of co-infection in COVID-19 patients is scarce.
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Evidence of co-infections is needed to support developing skills in antimicrobial policy.