Identification of biofilm-stage specific proteins associated with multidrug resistance and quorum sensing pathway in a pandemic strain of Vibrio parahaemolyticus isolated from India

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EC (25%), FQ (20%), CAR (4%), and DAP (133%) occured. In 2010, AMT was re-implemented and resulted in 12 and 15% reduction in total AE. Cost savings exceeded $300,000.From 2010 to 2014, we have implemented multiple strategies to further control AU. Conclusion:Since 2004, AMT has implemented strategies that reduced the consumption of RAP agents and Pseudmonas resistance has not increased. Re-implementation of AMT responsible for administering institutional guidelines and providing direct feedback resulted in rapid decrease in AE, ACPD. The most gains in the AMT implementation occur early and sustaining an effective AMT requires administrative support and adapting strategies to challenges faced and anticipated.

Environmental conditions steer phenotypic switching in acute hepatopancreatic necrosis disease‐causing Vibrio parahaemolyticus, affecting PirAVP/PirBVP toxins production

“…S1, Table 1). This suggests that resistance of V. parahaemolyticus to antimicrobial agents is a consequence of elevated biofilm production (Dharmaprakash and Thomas, 2016), which could possibly be mediated by shear stress-induced levan production (Guo and Gross, 2014;Kemper et al, 2014), although other mechanisms like enzyme-related resistance, genetic adaptation or limited diffusion of antimicrobial agents through the biofilm matrix are potentially possible (Vilain et al, 2002;Hall and Mah, 2017;Singh et al, 2017).…”