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Effect of hormones and biogenic amines on growth and survival of Enterococcus durans

El’-Registan et al., 2023

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605919815176039262
Author
El’-Registan G
Zemskova O
Galuza O
Ulanova R
Il’icheva E
Gannesen A
Nikolaev Y
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Microbiology

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Lactic acid bacteria (LAB) are important components of the human microbiome. While they are capable both of synthesis and response to the signals of the human humoral regulatory system (hormones and neuromediators), the phenomenology and mechanisms of the LAB …
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