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Bacterial competition mediated by siderophore production among the human nasal microbiota

2018-10-02

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Resources available in the human nasal cavity are limited. Therefore, to successfully colonize the nasal cavity, bacteria must compete for scarce nutrients. Competition may occur directly through interference (e.g., antibiotics) or indirectly by nutrient sequestration. To investigate the nature of nasal bacterial competition, we performed co-culture inhibition assays between nasal Actinobacteria...

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Literature Corpus work: 8e517e8f-5b09-5ff3-8ce3-9ce4b42c5b0b
DOI: 10.1101/432948

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