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ANTIBIOSIS IN RELATION TO PLANT DISEASES
Annual Review of Microbiology, 1950Pioneers of microbiology and plant pathology (1, 2) were well aware of antagonistic phenomena among microorganisms and their relation to plant disease. But as Fawcett (3) pointed out, effects of known mixtures of cul tures were rarely studied i detail, because pathologists were too deeply impressed by the need of pure culture work which is basic for ...
R, WEINDLING, H, KATZNELSON, H P, BEALE
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Nanotechnology Beyond the Antibiosis
2020The antibiotic era must pass to another stage if it wants to overcome antimicrobial resistance; this new phase or group of medications must have the ability to avoid the emergence of resistance while controlling infectious disease without altering the host’s microbiome. In this order of ideas, the design and development of symbiotic medications such as
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Antibiosis and cancer: Clue to cure
Medical Hypotheses, 1983Antibiotics are chemical substances produced by living microorganisms which have the capacity to inhibit or kill other microbes of a different class. They were used successfully to revolutionize the treatment of infectious disease several decades ago.
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Microbial Interactions and Antibiosis
1981In the various ecosystems of man, including the epidermis, the members of the commensal microflora interact dynamically among themselves and with any intruders. Paradoxically, most invetigators have confined their attention to the study of isolated microorganisms under the artificial conditions of pure culture.
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Antimicrobial drug resistance and antibiosis
Companion Animal, 2016Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) poses a significant risk to both human and animal health, and the inappropriate use of antimicrobial drugs provides a strong selection pressure for its development. Rationalising and optimising their use in veterinary medicine is imperative.
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