Inactivation of Bacteriocins in the Intestinal Canal and Oral Cavity

AUTOR(ES)

Kelstrup, J.

RESUMO

Colicinogenic Escherichia coli colonized gnotobiotic mice harboring susceptible or resistant strains comparably. Intestinal contents and dental plaque containing proteases inactivated several colicins and streptococcal bacteriocins.

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