Differences in phenotypic responses among strains of the same microbial species constitute
an important source of variability in microbiological studies, and as such they need to be …

Abstract I. Introduction 232 II. Proteomic Analysis 233 A. Sample Preparation 233 B. Two‐
Dimensional (2‐D) Electrophoresis 234 C. Protein Quantification 235 D. Mass Spectrometry …

The las and rhl quorum sensing (QS) systems regulate the expression of several genes in
response to cell density changes in Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Many of these genes …

Clostridia is one of the largest bacterial genera with an enormous potential for biotechnical
and medical applications. Despite growing scientific, medical, and industrial interest …

Platelets exert a crucial function in haemostasis, wound repair, and the formation of vascular
plugs, underlying thrombotic diseases such as stroke and myocardial infarction. Analysis of …

Platelets play a key role in the control of bleeding and wound healing, contributing to the
formation of vascular plugs. Under pathologic circumstances, they are involved in thrombotic …

Abundant and hydrophilic nonmembrane proteins with isoelectric points below pH 8 are the
predominant proteins identified in most proteomics projects. In yeast, however, low …

SYPRO Ruby protein gel stain is compatible with a variety of imaging platforms since it
absorbs maximally in the ultraviolet (280 nm) and visible (470 nm) regions of the spectrum …

Trichoderma atroviride has a natural ability to parasitise phytopathogenic fungi such as
Rhizoctonia solani and Botrytis cinerea, therefore providing an environmentally sound …

Proteomics is a powerful tool for analysing differences in gene expression between bacterial
strains with alternate phenotypes. Staphylococcus aureus strains are grouped on the basis …