ESCHERICHIA COLI phenotypic characteristics and antagonistic activity in opisthorchiasis invasion
L. V. Kataeva,
N. F. Karpukhina,
A. A. Vakarina
et al.
Abstract:Opisthorchis felineus invasion in human causes inflammatory and dyskinetic disorders of the gastrointestinal tract accompanied by altered phenotypic characteristics in colon microbiota. The aim of research — study an impact of the Escherichia coli isolate phenotypic characteristics on Klebsiella spp. bacteria, isolated from colonic contents of patients with diagnosed opisthorchiasis as well as E. coli antagonistic activity. Materials and methods. The phenotypic properties of 54 E. coli isolates and 8 genus Kle… Show more
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