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Evaluation of therapeutic measures for treating endophthalmitis caused by isogenic toxin-producing and toxin-nonproducing enterococcus faecalis strains (1995)

by Bradley D Jett , Harold G Jensen , Rajeshwari V Atkuri , X , Michael S Gilmorew
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Virulence of enterococci

by B D Jett, M M Huycke, M S Gilmore, Bradley D. Jett, L Mark M. Huycke, Michael S. Gilmore - Clin. Microbiol. Rev , 1994
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...lytic strain (126, 211). Intravitreal administration of ampicillin, gentamicin, and dexamethasone 24 h following infection was effective in salvaging vision in eyes infected with noncytolytic strains =-=(125)-=-. Similar treatment of endophthalmitis with the cytolytic strain had no demonstrable effect on the rapid course of visual loss (125). These observations suggested that improvement in visual outcome fo...

Differential Expression of Virulence-Related Genes in Enterococcus faecalis in Response to Biological Cues in Serum and Urine

by Brett D. Shepard, Michael S. Gilmore, Updated Information, Brett D. Shepard, Michael S. Gilmore , 2002
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...itis (33). Enterococcal factors that contribute to the pathogenesis of disease have been identified. The cytolysin of Enterococcus faecalis contributes to enterococcal virulence in all models studied =-=(7, 29, 31, 34, 35)-=-. It was recently shown to be autoinduced by a quorum-sensing mechanism involving a two-component regulatory system (25). Aggregation substance is an enterococcal surface protein, encoded by several p...

Bacterial Endophthalmitis: Epidemiology, Therapeutics, and Bacterium-Host Interactions

by Michelle C. Callegan, Michael Engelbert, David W. Parke Ii, Bradley D. Jett, Michael S. Gilmore, Michelle C. Callegan, Michael Engelbert, David W. Parke Ii, Bradley D. Jett, Michael S. Gilmore
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...treal steroids to treat bacterial endophthalmitis remains controversial. In experimental models of bacterial endophthalmitis, concomitant administration of dexamethasone was reported to be beneficial =-=(62, 85, 101, 102, 123, 154)-=-, had no effect (4, 30, 62, 70, 118), or was detrimental (88) to infection outcome. Despite these conflicting results, dexamethasone is frequently used as an adjunct to antibiotic therapy in endophtha...

Structure, Function, and Biology of the Enterococcus faecalis

by Daria Van Tyne, Melissa J. Martin, Michael S. Gilmore , 2013
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... makes infection five times more acutely lethal [22] Rabbit endophthalmitis Cytolysin makes infection acutely destructive to retina and other ocular structures, and refractory to antibiotic treatment =-=[46,47,49]-=- Mouse intraperitoneal infection Rabbit endocarditis Cytolysin makes infection approximately one hundred times more acutely lethal Cytolysin makes infection acutely lethal in synergy with aggregation ...

Antimicrobial Resistance

by Doi:clin Microbiol Rev, L. M. Mundy, D. F. Sahm, M. Gilmore
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...the ability to administer intravitreous antibiotic and anti-inflammatory agents as is done for clinical endophthalmitis, providing rapid therapeutic intervention and reducing potential adverse events =-=(60)-=-. Offsetting some of these strengths is that, although providing in vivo environmental cues, the eye is not a common site for enterococcal infection and has built-in limitations in host response that ...

Review Structure, Function, and Biology of the Enterococcus faecalis

by Citation Van Tyne, Melissa J. Martin, Michael S. Gilmore. “structure, Biology Of The Enterococcus, Citable Link, Daria Van Tyne, Melissa J. Martin, Michael S. Gilmore , 2013
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... makes infection five times more acutely lethal [22]sRabbit endophthalmitis Cytolysin makes infection acutely destructive to retina andsother ocular structures, and refractory to antibiotic treatments=-=[46,47,49]-=-sMouse intraperitonealsinfectionsCytolysin makes infection approximately one hundred timessmore acutely lethals[42,50]sRabbit endocarditis Cytolysin makes infection acutely lethal in synergy withsaggr...

NOTES The Enterococcus faecalis fsrB Gene, a Key Component of the fsr Quorum-Sensing System, Is Associated with Virulence in the Rabbit Endophthalmitis Model

by Eleftherios Mylonakis, Michael Engelbert, Xiang Qin, Costi D. Sifri, Barbara E. Murray, Frederick M. Ausubel, Michael S. Gilmore, Stephen B. Calderwood , 2002
"... We used a rabbit endophthalmitis model to explore the role of fsrB, a gene required for the function of the fsr quorum-sensing system of Enterococcus faecalis, in pathogenicity. A nonpolar deletion mutant of fsrB had significantly reduced virulence compared to wild type. Complementation of mutation ..."
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We used a rabbit endophthalmitis model to explore the role of fsrB, a gene required for the function of the fsr quorum-sensing system of Enterococcus faecalis, in pathogenicity. A nonpolar deletion mutant of fsrB had significantly reduced virulence compared to wild type. Complementation of mutation restored virulence. These data corroborate the role of fsrB in E. faecalis pathogenesis and suggest that the rabbit endophthalmitis model can be used to study the in vivo role of quorum sensing. Enterococci are gram-positive bacteria that are normal inhabitants of the alimentary tract of humans and other animals. They have been recognized as a cause of infective endocarditis (16) and are among the most common pathogens found in hospital-acquired infections, including vision-threatening endophthalmitis (3, 6, 9). The mechanisms of pathogenesis of enterococcal infections are not yet well understood (8), and the development of multidrug resistance in enterococci has made some enterococcal infections difficult or impossible to treat (14, 15).
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...toxin, the cytolysin, also mediates the precipitous loss of organ function in the endophthalmitis model (13) and renders this infection refractory to existing antibiotic or antiinflammatory treatment =-=(12)-=-. The cytolysin was recently shown to be regulated by a novel autoregulated quorum system (7) distinct from the fsr system. The present study demonstrates that fsr regulates additional virulence trait...

Role of Plasmid-Encoded Aggregation Substance

by Bradley D. Jett, Rajeshwari V. Atkuri, Michael S. Gilmore, Bradley D. Jett, Rajeshwari V. Atkuri, Michael S. Gilmore , 1997
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...ere independent of the aggregation substance phenotype, may shed light on the reasons for the relative inadequacy of current endophthalmitis therapy for treating cytolytic E. faecalis endophthalmitis =-=(26)-=-. Treatment of bacterial endophthalmitis frequently involves removal of vitreous fluids (vitrectomy) and direct intraocular instillation of antimicrobial agents. The findings from this study suggest t...

Quorum-Sensing System, Is Associated with Virulence in the

by Stephen B. Calderwood, Eleftherios Mylonakis, Michael Engelbert, Xiang Qin, Quorum-sensingfsrcomponent Of The, A Keyenterococcus Faecalis Fsrbthe, Frederick M. Ausubel, Michael S. Gilmore, Stephen B. Calderwood , 2002
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...toxin, the cytolysin, also mediates the precipitous loss of organ function in the endophthalmitis model (13) and renders this infection refractory to existing antibiotic or antiinflammatory treatment =-=(12)-=-. The cytolysin was recently shown to be regulated by a novel autoregulated quorum system (7) distinct from the fsr system. The present study demonstrates that fsr regulates additional virulence trait...

CONTENT ALERTS

by Michelle C. Callegan, Rebecca Penl, Michael S, Mary C. Booth, Kenneth L. Hatter, Darlene Miller, Janet Davis, Rebecca Penland, Michael S. Gilmore , 1997
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...ory strains in animal models of disease. These studies showed that cytolytic E. faecalis not only causes more fulminant disease but also renders the infection unresponsive to therapeutic intervention =-=(17, 18)-=-. The production of most secreted and cell surface proteins in S. aureus is coordinately controlled by chromosomal regulatory loci termed accessory gene regulator (agr) and staphylococcal accessory re...

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