Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4321615393> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W4321615393 abstract "The strong survival ability of Salmonella in low-moisture foods (LMFs) has been of public concern, and is considered a threat to people's health. Recently, the development of omics technology has promoted research on the molecular mechanisms of the desiccation stress response of pathogenic bacteria. However, multiple analytical aspects related to their physiological characteristics remain unclear. We explored the physiological metabolism changes of S. enterica Enteritidis exposed to a 24 h-desiccation treatment and a subsequent 3-month desiccation storage in skimmed milk powder (SMP) with an approach of gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) and ultra-performance liquid chromatography-Q Exactive-mass spectrometry (UPLC-QE-MS). A total of 8,292 peaks were extracted, of which 381 were detected by GC-MS and 7,911 peaks were identified by LC-MS/MS, respectively. Through analyses of differentially expressed metabolites (DEMs) and key pathways, a total of 58 DEMs emerged from the 24 h-desiccation treatment, which exhibited the highest relevance for five metabolic pathways, involving glycine, serine, and threonine metabolism, pyrimidine metabolism, purine metabolism, vitamin B6 metabolism, and pentose phosphate pathway. After 3-month SMP storage, 120 DEMs were identified, which were related to several regulatory pathways including arginine and proline metabolism, serine and threonine metabolism, β-alanine metabolism, glycerolipid metabolism, and glycolysis. The analyses of key enzyme activities of XOD, PK, and G6PDH and ATP content provided further evidence that supported the metabolic responses such as nucleic acid degradation, glycolysis, and ATP production played an important role in Salmonella's adaptation to desiccation stress. This study enables a better understanding of metabolomics-based responses of Salmonella at the initial stage of desiccation stress and the following long-term adaptive stage. Meanwhile, the identified discriminative metabolic pathways may serve as potentially useful targets in developing strategies for the control and prevention of desiccation-adapted Salmonella in LMFs." @default.
- W4321615393 created "2023-02-24" @default.
- W4321615393 creator A5002287326 @default.
- W4321615393 creator A5023708789 @default.
- W4321615393 creator A5024074896 @default.
- W4321615393 creator A5037222642 @default.
- W4321615393 creator A5060565611 @default.
- W4321615393 creator A5066407459 @default.
- W4321615393 creator A5072751960 @default.
- W4321615393 creator A5073587787 @default.
- W4321615393 date "2023-02-23" @default.
- W4321615393 modified "2023-10-03" @default.
- W4321615393 title "Metabolomics-based response of Salmonella to desiccation stress and skimmed milk powder storage" @default.
- W4321615393 cites W1513644087 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W1841876959 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W1964010911 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W1976327004 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W1979364866 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W1984513432 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2012374243 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2019402080 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2019786050 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2019931636 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2023535481 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2026205682 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2032496529 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2042338530 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2052908617 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2052988927 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2062873229 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2069965591 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2071511770 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2073360824 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2089349986 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2095377596 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2106673954 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2118111937 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2136034879 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2143404249 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2149191340 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2149210250 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2150800566 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2159482845 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2175864898 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2200674944 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2328090054 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2472774471 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2513762283 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2603246184 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2609653397 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2624806527 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2752784701 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2783677626 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2790543048 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2801771445 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2803209218 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2808486308 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2901941348 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2923467062 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W2967294271 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W3007229787 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W3036606169 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W3094795191 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W3123137652 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W3135941973 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W3158830852 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W3165492495 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W3175807261 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W3185828701 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W3209761112 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W4206945683 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W4220680772 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W4225081364 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W4225727948 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W4294216483 @default.
- W4321615393 cites W98745971 @default.
- W4321615393 doi "https://doi.org/10.3389/fmicb.2023.1092435" @default.
- W4321615393 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36910198" @default.
- W4321615393 hasPublicationYear "2023" @default.
- W4321615393 type Work @default.
- W4321615393 citedByCount "0" @default.
- W4321615393 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W4321615393 hasAuthorship W4321615393A5002287326 @default.
- W4321615393 hasAuthorship W4321615393A5023708789 @default.
- W4321615393 hasAuthorship W4321615393A5024074896 @default.
- W4321615393 hasAuthorship W4321615393A5037222642 @default.
- W4321615393 hasAuthorship W4321615393A5060565611 @default.
- W4321615393 hasAuthorship W4321615393A5066407459 @default.
- W4321615393 hasAuthorship W4321615393A5072751960 @default.
- W4321615393 hasAuthorship W4321615393A5073587787 @default.
- W4321615393 hasBestOaLocation W43216153931 @default.
- W4321615393 hasConcept C135870905 @default.
- W4321615393 hasConcept C181199279 @default.
- W4321615393 hasConcept C185592680 @default.
- W4321615393 hasConcept C192989942 @default.
- W4321615393 hasConcept C200159599 @default.
- W4321615393 hasConcept C20251656 @default.
- W4321615393 hasConcept C21565614 @default.
- W4321615393 hasConcept C2776476023 @default.
- W4321615393 hasConcept C2777477808 @default.