ABSTRACT Staphylococcus pettenkoferi has increasingly been reported as a human pathogen, with virulence potential recently confirmed in vivo. However, its genomic diversity and antimicrobial resistance remain insufficiently characterized. This study, conducted within the PETTENK-OS project of the ESCMID Study Group for...
Chloé Magnan, M. Curtil-Dit-Galin, M. Morsli et al.· Emerging Microbes and Infect...· 0 citations
Both the potential and the limitations of phage training to expand therapeutic coverage are demonstrated and the need to integrate evolutionary approaches with physiologically relevant models to optimize phage therapy for chronic infections, such as DFIs is emphasized.
Lucile Plumet, Chloé Magnan, M. Morsli et al.· Antimicrobial Agents and Che...· 0 citations
The findings support liquid microbiopsy as a complementary extension of liquid biopsy but must be considered as exploratory, and warrant multicenter validation in larger independent cohorts with standardized pre-analytics and low-biomass controls.
W. Jacot, L. Cayrefourcq, C. Dunyach-Rémy et al.· Journal of Experimental &...· 0 citations
It is demonstrated that Adh2 suppresses Agr signaling and virulence gene expression while promoting a persistent phenotype, and emerges as a promising candidate for therapeutic modulation of bacterial behavior, particularly in the context of chronic wound infections.
Riham Daher, P. François, R. Vincentelli et al.· Virulence· 0 citations
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