Access Microbiology

Access Microbiology

E-ISSN: 2516-8290

Access Microbiology introduces a new service to members of our community allowing the publication of replication studies, negative or null results, research proposals, data management plans, additions to established methods, and interdisciplinary work. We welcome work from all branches of microbiology and virology. More

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- The role of metalloenzymes for the survival of the anaerobe Clostridium difficile during infection
  
  Filipe Folgosa, Catarina Alves, Maria C. Martins and Miguel Teixeira
- Survival strategies of Clostridium difficile to fluctuating concentrations of oxygen
  
  Maria Carlos Martins, Bruno Salgueiro, Filipe Carlos, Célia Romão, Carlos Frazão and Miguel Teixeira
- Authenticating Anaerobes – Use of MALDI-TOF MS to identify anaerobes in the NCTC Collection
  
  Hannah McGregor, Dipali Pindoria, Rupa Rai and Sarah Alexander
- Discovering a novel resistance gene for carbapenem resistance in Parabacteroides timonensis using Whole Genome Sequencing
  
  Kathleen Boiten and Alida Veloo
- Improving the surveillance of antimicrobial resistance trends amongst anaerobic oral pathogens
  
  Dafydd Thomas, Selina Scotford, James Thomas, James Crossland, Grace Kelly, Trefor Morris, Michael Lewis and Melanie Wilson
- The use of MALDI-TOF MS as a rapid test to detect carbapenem resistance in Bacteroides fragilis
  
  Sarah Copsey-Mawer, Selina Scotford, Bethan Copsey-Mawer, Carol Davis, Michael Perry, Trefor Morris and Harriet Hughes
- The anaerobic skin colonizer Staphylococcus saccharolyticus, a possible agent of prosthetic joint infections, exhibits excessive genome decay
  
  Holger Brüggemann and Bo Söderquist
- Evaluation of MICROANAUT-S Anaerobes MIC broth microdilution panels for antibiotic susceptibility testing of anaerobes
  
  Miriam Cordovana and Simone Ambretti
- Using PCR in place of GDH as the first line assay in a two-step CDI testing algorithm – evidence of help not hindrance from samples processed at clinical microbiology laboratories in Wales
  
  Michael Perry, Bethan Anderson, Selina Perry, Lee Graham, Lauren Gilbert, Alec Birchley, Sarah Copsey and Trefor Morris
- The Sensitivity of PCR combined with the Specificity of Toxin Enzyme Immunoassay: Could an Ultra-sensitive Single Molecule Counting Technology Offer a Standalone Solution for Diagnosis of Clostridioides difficile Infection?
  
  Michael Perry, Lee Graham, Lauren Perry, Sweta Parida, Phoebe Katzenbach, Jose Baptista, Johanna Sandlund, Bethan Anderson, Sarah Copsey, Selina Scotford and Tefor Morris
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Latest articles

The role of metalloenzymes for the survival of the anaerobe Clostridium difficile during infection

Survival strategies of Clostridium difficile to fluctuating concentrations of oxygen

Authenticating Anaerobes – Use of MALDI-TOF MS to identify anaerobes in the NCTC Collection

Discovering a novel resistance gene for carbapenem resistance in Parabacteroides timonensis using Whole Genome Sequencing

Improving the surveillance of antimicrobial resistance trends amongst anaerobic oral pathogens

The use of MALDI-TOF MS as a rapid test to detect carbapenem resistance in Bacteroides fragilis

The anaerobic skin colonizer Staphylococcus saccharolyticus, a possible agent of prosthetic joint infections, exhibits excessive genome decay

Evaluation of MICROANAUT-S Anaerobes MIC broth microdilution panels for antibiotic susceptibility testing of anaerobes

Using PCR in place of GDH as the first line assay in a two-step CDI testing algorithm – evidence of help not hindrance from samples processed at clinical microbiology laboratories in Wales

The Sensitivity of PCR combined with the Specificity of Toxin Enzyme Immunoassay: Could an Ultra-sensitive Single Molecule Counting Technology Offer a Standalone Solution for Diagnosis of Clostridioides difficile Infection?

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