… Bacterial pigments are secondary metabolites with varied colours, endowed with a … The
production of pigments, especially pyocyanin, enhances the expression of virulence factors and …

… , pathogenicity, and ecological and industrial applications of microbial pigments as well as
… Meticulously, this compendious review treatise on the pigments from bacteria, fungi, yeasts, …

… Tentatively, microbial pigments with different colors and shades possess defensive
properties to protect the organism from UV irradiation thus protecting and increasing their …

… Miscellaneous exotoxins, which are the principle virulence factors for many bacteria, can
cause disease unique to the individual bacterium. Often the exact role of the exotoxin is poorly …

… Intelligent screening also includes having prior knowledge of the toxic metabolite pathway
of the pigment producer, so that toxic and pathogenic pigment producers can be ruled out or …

… of natural pigments, microbial pigments are preferred due to their easy and quick scaling up
and pigment extraction. … The expression of virulence factors in P. aeruginosa is enhanced by …

… aeruginosa and other members of the genus are known to produce various pigments…
virulence factors are relevant in the later stages of the infection and invasion, during which bacterial …

… This indicates that the Cp2 pink pigment is one of the potential virulence factors secreted by
the Erwinia persicina strain Cp2, which plays an inhibitory role in the interactions between F. …

… of virulence factors without affecting bacterial growth to … Citation14 Bacterial virulence
factor is a novel target that has … pigment staphyloxanthin is an important virulence factor in S. …

… , are receiving more attention; it is widely believed that bacterial pigments will soon rule
the organic market and the pigment industries. In niche markets, there is a noticeable rise in …