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Evolution of Bacterial Opportunistic Pathogens
2014Opportunistic pathogens are particularly important at hospitals, as they are significantly responsible for nosocomial infections. In trying to understand the underlying reasons for the acquisition and evolution of virulence of opportunistic pathogens, this chapter addresses two topics.
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Opportunistic Pathogens of Terrestrial Plants
2016Pathogens of terrestrial plants are categorized as biotrophic, hemi-biotrophic, or necrotrophic based on similarities in how they manipulate plant cells and based on when or if in the plant–microbe interaction plant cell death occurs. Biotrophic pathogens require live plant cells for infection, hemi-biotrophs require live plant cells to initiate ...
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[Pseudomonas aeruginosa as the pathogen in opportunistic infections].
Infection, 1987Pseudomonas aeruginosa, in spite of being an ubiquitous microorganism, rarely colonizes healthy individuals. Hospitalization, as well as the length of time spent in hospital, significantly increase the rate of colonization, especially in immunocompromized patients.
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The Clinical View on Streptococcus anginosus Group – Opportunistic Pathogens Coming Out of Hiding
Frontiers in Microbiology, 2022Izabela Sitkiewicz +2 more
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Causes, Factors, and Control Measures of Opportunistic Premise Plumbing Pathogens—A Critical Review
Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 2021Faisal I Hai, Jason Hinds
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Opportunistic Pathogens of Marine Mammals
2016Despite the ocean’s vast extent, knowledge of opportunistic pathogens in the marine environment has been limited. Marine mammal health is likely tied to the ocean’s health, and proposed causes of increased host susceptibilities to opportunistic infections include climate change, decreased prey availability, and contaminant exposures.
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Colonizing opportunistic pathogens (COPs): The beasts in all of us
PLoS Pathogens, 2017Gregg Davis +2 more
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