Publications by authors named "Nilvanira D Tebaldi"
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- - From 2012 to 2019, coffee plants in Minas Gerais, Brazil, displayed various disease symptoms like leaf blight and shoot tip dieback, indicating a bacterial infection affecting young plants.
- - Researchers isolated the bacteria responsible for the disease from symptomatic plants and confirmed its pathogenicity by successfully infecting healthy coffee plants in controlled conditions, satisfying Koch's postulates.
- - Genetic analysis through 16S rRNA gene sequencing revealed that the isolated bacteria were closely related to previously identified strains, with 99.4% similarity, underlining the importance of additional genetic data for proper species confirmation.
Human cadaveric skin allografts are used in the treatment of burns and can be preserved in glycerol at high concentrations. Previously, glycerol has been attributed some antimicrobial effect. In an experimental set-up, we aimed at investigating this effect of prolonged incubation of bacteria in 85% glycerol.
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