Antibiofilm Potential of Lavandula Preparations against Campylobacter jejuni
- 10 September 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Society for Microbiology in Applied and Environmental Microbiology
- Vol. 87 (19) , AEM0109921
Abstract
The Lavandula preparations used in this study are found to be effective against C. jejuni , a common foodborne pathogen. They show antibiofilm properties at subinhibitory concentrations in terms of promoting biofilm degradation and inhibiting cell adhesion and motility, which are involved in the initial steps of biofilm formation.Keywords
Funding Information
- The Slovenian Research and Innovation Agency (51861)
- The Slovenian Research and Innovation Agency (51861, J4-2542)
- The Slovenian Research and Innovation Agency (51861, J4-9299, J4-2542)
- The Slovenian Research and Innovation Agency (51861, J4-9299, J4-2542, N4-0145)
- The Slovenian Research and Innovation Agency (51861)
- The Slovenian Research and Innovation Agency (51861)
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