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The CFS not only inhibited the biofilm formation by these pathogens but also was able to remove the 24-h formed biofilms. The invasion abilities of FITC-labelled K pneumoniae decreased from 30.3%±7 to 15.4%±5 and invasion of FITC-labelled P aeruginosa was reduced from 36.9%±7 to 25.2%±5. Conclusion CFS of lactobacilli exhibit anti-ESBL activities, which suggests its potential application for controlling or preventing colonization of infections caused by ESBL-producing bacteria. © 2020 El-Mokhtar et al.Purpose Pseudomonas aerugin
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