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Microcin C7 as a Potential Antibacterial-Immunomodulatory Agent in the Postantibiotic Era: Overview of Its Bioactivity Aspects and Applications. [PDF]

Int J Mol Sci
Yang F, Yang F, Huang J, Yu H, Qiao S.
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An exploratory in silico analysis of bacteriocin gene clusters in the urobiome. [PDF]

Microbiome Res Rep
Jones J, Murphy CP, Sleator RD, Culligan EP.   +3 more
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Lipid interactions are important for the Tol-Pal complex in maintaining outer membrane lipid homeostasis

Lim NZ, Corey RA, Poh W, Stansfeld PJ, Chng S.   +4 more
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Horizontal gene transfer can reshape bacterial warfare

Granato ET, Palmer JD, Kirk C, Sharp C, Shillcock G, Foster KR.   +5 more
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Escherichia coli killing by epidemiologically successful sublineages of Shigella sonnei is mediated by colicins [PDF]

EBioMedicine, 2023
Background: Shigella sp. are enteric pathogens which causes >125 million cases of shigellosis annually. S. sonnei accounts for about a quarter of those cases and is increasingly prevalent in industrialising nations. Being an enteric pathogen, S.
P Malaka de Silva, Richard Patryk Ngondo, Lorine Debande   +2 more
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Colicins and Microcins Produced by Enterobacteriaceae: Characterization, Mode of Action, and Putative Applications [PDF]

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2022
Enterobacteriaceae are widely present in many environments related to humans, including the human body and the food that they consume, from both plant or animal origin. Hence, they are considered relevant members of the gastrointestinal tract microbiota.
Mirjana Z Grujović, Danijela Nikodijevic, Milena Milutinović   +2 more
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The Tol proteins of Escherichia coli and their involvement in the translocation of group A colicins

Biochimie, 2002
The Tol proteins of Escherichia coli are involved in outer membrane stability. They are also required for the uptake of the group A colicins and the translocation of filamentous phage DNA into the cytoplasm.
J C Lazzaroni, Anne Vianney
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Colicins : A minireview

Toxicon, 1982
Colicin are toxins that kill specifically E. coli bacteria. These cells have both an outer and a cytoplasmic membrane. Thus, three steps can be distinguished in colicin action: a) the interaction with specific receptors located at the cell surface, b) the uptake through the outer and eventually through the inner membrane, c) the action of the cell ...
C, Lazdunski, D, Cavard
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Identification of a New Type of Colicine (Colicine L)

Nature, 1962
THE strain Escherichia coli 398 of the collection in this Institute produces a colicine, which cannot be identified as one of the known types1–3. This new type is related to the colicines of the group E, and was at first considered to be a complex colicine, containing colicines E and I.
P, HAUDUROY, J, PAPAVASSILIOU
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Gating Movements of Colicin A and Colicin Ia Are Different

The Journal of Membrane Biology, 2004
Both colicin A and colicin Ia belong to a subfamily of the bacterial colicins that act by forming a voltage-dependent channel in the inner membrane of target bacteria. Both colicin A and Ia open at positive and close at negative potential, but only colicin A exhibits distinctly biphasic turnoff kinetics, implying the existence of two open states ...
S L, Slatin, D, Duché, P K, Kienker, D, Baty   +3 more
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