… of virulence factors and the expression of antibiotic-resistant genes. (11,12) Earlier, it was
thought that microbes grow in … aeruginosa secrete a blue-green pigment called pyocyanin. The …

… governing microsclerotia formation and pigment production in V… numerous genes, especially
pigment biosynthesis genes during … Melanin acts as a virulence factor in some fungi such as …

… harnessing for large-scale production of various microbial pigments is necessary [34].
Among microbial pigments, one of the most exciting genera is Streptomyces due to its great …

… of persistent isolates of hazardous spoilage or pathogenic bacteria, and ultimately to facilitate
… available knowledge on this relation between pigment, specifically pyoverdine, production …

… of ZnO@XG against the QS controlled virulence factors of drug-resistant pathogens that may
… red pigment produced under the control of QS by S. marcescens. It is a vital virulence factor, …

… affected the production of virulence factors, influenced the … marcescens is one of the main
pathogenic bacteria causing … The pigments were determined at 534 nm using a microplate …

… of pathogenic Pseudomonas aeruginosa PA14 bacterial lawns secreting the blue pigment
… factors by microbes and the responses to these pigments by foraging hosts like C. elegans. …

… with bacterial biofilm formation, along with the secretion of numerous virulence factors. …
which is an orange-colored pigment involved in protecting the bacterial cells from the free …

… We found that geraniol inhibited the synthesis of major virulence factors, including …
Staphyloxanthin is the main component of the bacterial pigment that provides S. aureus its …

… The study aimed to inhibit the virulence factors in Pseudomonas aeruginosa (activity of
elastase enzyme, biofilm formation and growth of bacteria) by construction specific …