Control of Cheese Microflora using Bacteriocins. [PDF]
End of Project ReportBacteriocins are proteins, produced by some bacteria which are capable of inhibiting other bacteria. The overall aim of this project was the development and exploitation of bacteriocins such as Lacticin 3147 (produced by a food ...
Freyne, T. +6 more
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NMR studies of lantibiotics Assignment of the 1H‐NMR spectrum of nisin and identification of interresidual contacts [PDF]
Monique Slijper +3 more
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Specific Interactions of Clausin, a New Lantibiotic, with Lipid Precursors of the Bacterial Cell Wall [PDF]
Ahmed Bouhss +9 more
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Duplication of the lantibiotic structural gene in M-type 49 group A streptococcus strains producing streptococcin A-M49 [PDF]
Wayne L. Hynes +2 more
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Lactic acid bacteria and their antimicrobial peptides : Induction,detection,partial characterization, and potential applications [PDF]
Bacteriocin-producing lactic acid bacteria and their isolated peptide bacteriocins are of value to control pathogens and spoiling microorganisms in foods and feed.
Abbas Hilmi, Hanan
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Cerecidins, Novel Lantibiotics from Bacillus cereus with Potent Antimicrobial Activity [PDF]
Jian Wang +5 more
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Genome-based natural product biosynthetic gene cluster discovery : from sequencing to mining [PDF]
Natural products are small molecules produced by a range of living organisms. They may be toxic or have pharmaceutical applications as antibiotics, anticancer, antiparasitic and anti-fungal agents.
Wang, Hao
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Synthesis of Nonproteinogenic Amino Acids To Probe Lantibiotic Biosynthesis
Xingang Zhang +2 more
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Non-lipid II targeting lantibiotics
Wang, Xiaoqi, Gu, Qing, Breukink, Eefjan
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Nisin Induced Morphological Changes and Disruption of Growth in Eschericia.Coli [PDF]
Nisin is a 34 residue long cationic lanthionine antibiotic produced by Lactococcus lactis and antimicrobial activity against a broad spectrum of gram-positive bacteria.
Sweta, Chandra
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