Progress in Food-related Research Focussing on Bacillus cereus
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概要
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Bacillus cereus is a gram-positive, rod-shaped, endospore-forming bacterium that occurs ubiquitously and is frequently isolated from soil and food products. When B cereus is present in foods, it can cause spoilage and poisoning. The work of our group is focussed on several properties of B cereus that are of key importance in the food-industry, e. g. sporulation, spore properties, biofilm formation and stress response. This review describes our progress and current research with B cereus isolates from natural and industrial sources that will utilize the fully sequenced and annotated genome of the model strain, B. cereus ATCC 14579.
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著者
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DE VRIES
Wageningen Centre for Food Sciences
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Schaik Willem
Wagemngen Centre For Food Sciences
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DE VRIES
Wagemngen Centre for Food Sciences
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VOORT MENNO
Wagemngen Centre for Food Sciences
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WIJMAN JANNEKE
Wagemngen Centre for Food Sciences
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HORNSTRA LUC
Wagemngen Centre for Food Sciences
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DE VOS
Wagemngen Centre for Food Sciences
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ABEE TJAKKO
Wagemngen Centre for Food Sciences
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De Vries
Wageningen Centre For Food Sci. Wageningen Nld
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De Vos
Wageningen Univ. Nld
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Van Der
Wagemngen Centre for Food Sciences
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