Why does Listeria monocytogenes survive in food and food-production environments?
19 dic 2023
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Categoria dell'articolo: REVIEW ARTICLE
Pubblicato online: 19 dic 2023
Pagine: 537 - 544
Ricevuto: 26 lug 2023
Accettato: 28 nov 2023
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/jvetres-2023-0068
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The gene markers associated with resistance of Listeria monocytogenes to stress conditions
Stress factor | Gene marker | Gene product | Phenotypic effect | References |
---|---|---|---|---|
Biocides | resistance protein transporters and transcriptional factor | resistance to benzalkonium chloride | 7, 14 | |
endogenous efflux pumps | 2, 5 | |||
Low temperature | glycine betaine transporter | survival and growth at low | 20 | |
transport of carnitine | temperatures | 20 | ||
sigma factor protein σB | response to temperature downshift | 34 | ||
cold-shock domain family proteins | chaperone that facilitates growth at low temperatures | 38 | ||
High temperature | heat-shock proteins | stabilisation and repair partially denatured proteins | 1, 50 | |
Adverse pH | glutamate decarboxylase system | conversion of glutamate to neutral γ-aminobutyrate | 3, 42 | |
arginine deiminase | conversion of arginine to ornithine | 1, 50 | ||
Osmolarity | transporter system | restoration turgor pressure and cell volume | 12, 16, 48 | |
High pressure | sigma factor protein σB | inhibition of cell membrane permeability and protein disruption | 13, 48 | |
Ultraviolet light | sigma factor protein σB | increased ultraviolet light tolerance | 8 | |
Y-family DNA polymerase | 9, 19 | |||
Heavy metals | efflux P-type ATPase pumps and membrane transporters | increased resistance to cadmium and arsenic | 25, 41 |