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Wellcome Open Research, 2019 Background: Extended-spectrum beta-lactamase producing Enterobacteriaceae (ESBL-E) threaten human health; and, in areas of sub-Saharan Africa (sSA) where carbapenems are not available, may render ESBL-E infections untreatable.
Joseph M. Lewis +3 more
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Langue française : état de colonisation, condition de survie
Langues & Cultures, 2022 Les ambitions impérialistes de la langue française se sont retournées contre elle-même dans la mesure où dépassant l’assimilation, les africains et surtout les ivoiriens ont fait sienne cette langue en y apportant un foisonnement créatif résultant des ...
N’Guessan KONAN LAZARE
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Frontiers in Immunology, 2014 In apparent contrast to its invasive potential Staphylococcus aureus colonises the anterior nares of 20-80% of the human population. The relationship between host and microbe appears particularly individualised and colonisation status seems somehow ...
Aisling F. Brown +3 more
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Frontiers in Marine Science, 2021 Artificial structures can be considered as high spatially structured habitats in the marine pelagic system, where patch connectivity would be strongly dependent on the exchange of larvae or dispersing individuals.
Victoria Fernandez-Gonzalez +2 more
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Colonised and colonising: the White Australian feminist subject [PDF]
Women's History Review, 1993 Abstract The feminist project in settler societies was profoundly shaped by white women's double identity as both colonised and colonising. They defined themselves in opposition to both the Old World oppressions of Britain and the older local ‘primitivisms’ of indigenous people.
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L’archéologie au service de la colonisation ?
Les Nouvelles de l’Archéologie, 2012 The École française d’Extrême-Orient (Éfeo), the French School for Asian Studies, was created in 1898 by Paul Doumer, Governor-General of Indo-China, along the pattern already established in Athens (1846) and Roma (1875).
Amaury Lorin
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Understanding languaculture from an indigenous Māori worldview
The Australian Journal of Indigenous Education, 2022 This paper presents understandings from indigenous Māori kaumātua (elders both male and female) and whānau (parents and extended family members) from Aotearoa New Zealand. These people live in a close-knit hapū (subtribe) community close to an ancestral
Mere Berryman +2 more
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Effect of Dietary Factors on Colonisation Resistance and Colonisation
Microbial Ecology in Health and Disease, 2000 In the first part of this review, the role of the different diet components on bacterial populations in the digestive tract is analysed. The second part emphasises the effect on Clostridium difficile . This bacterium produces toxins in digestive tract inducing pseudomembranous colitis.
Corthier, Gerard +2 more
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Controlled Intestinal Microbiota Colonisation in Broilers under the Industrial Production System
Animals, 2022 The concept of designer microbiota in chicken is focused on early exposure of the hatchlings to pathogen-free microbiota inoculum, limiting the early access to harmful and pathogenic microorganisms, thus promoting colonisation of the gut with beneficial ...
Advait Kayal +5 more
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Respiratory Microbiome of New-born Infants
Frontiers in Pediatrics, 2016 The respiratory tract, once believed to be sterile, harbours diverse bacterial communities. The role of microorganisms within health and disease is slowly being unravelled. Evidence points to the neonatal period as a critical time for establishing stable
David John Gallacher, Sailesh eKotecha
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