Different phenotypes of mature biofilm in Flavobacterium psychrophilum share a potential for virulence that differs from planktonic state

Keyphrases

• Biofilm 100%
• Planktonic State 100%
• Virulence 100%
• Flavobacterium Psychrophilum 100%
• Mature Biofilm 100%
• Virulence Genes 37%
• Biofilm-related Genes 37%
• Chilean 25%
• Virulence Factors 25%
• Biofilm Phenotype 25%
• Biofilm Producer 25%
• Differentially Expressed Genes 12%
• Gene Expression 12%
• Quantitative PCR 12%
• Main Components 12%
• Transcriptional Activity 12%
• Virulence Potential 12%
• Transcriptome 12%
• Fe3+ 12%
• Etiological Agents 12%
• Salmon Aquaculture 12%
• Living Cells 12%
• Free-living 12%
• Genetic Potential 12%
• Extracellular Matrix 12%
• Biofilm Formation 12%
• Horizontal Gene Transfer 12%
• Motility 12%
• Salmonids 12%
• Expression Difference 12%
• Planktonic Cells 12%
• Adhesion 12%
• Polysaccharide Biosynthesis 12%
• Proteolysis 12%
• Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy 12%
• Rainbow Trout Fry Syndrome 12%
• Bacterial Cold Water Disease 12%
• Enzymatic Reaction 12%
• Recurring 12%
• Exopolysaccharide 12%
• State Dependence 12%
• Membrane Transport 12%
• Sensory Mechanisms 12%
• Cell State 12%
• Transcriptome RNA-Seq 12%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Flavobacterium 100%
• Biofilm 100%
• Virulence Factor 10%
• Salmonid 10%
• Transcriptome 10%
• Oncorhynchus mykiss 5%
• Gene Expression 5%
• Quantitative Reverse Transcription Polymerase Chain Reaction 5%
• Extracellular Matrix 5%
• Protein Degradation 5%
• Horizontal Gene Transfer 5%
• RNA Sequencing 5%
• Membrane Transport 5%