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These data suggest that antibiotics that disturb the intestinal anaerobic microflora and lack significant activity against KPC-Kp may promote colonization by this organism [65] (Table 3).

Fluoroquinolones may promote colonization and infection with methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) (13 – 15 ).

In this study all patients in ICU received SOD, an oral antibiotic-containing paste, which may promote colonization in ARE [ 25, 26].

Because SDD and SOD are not active against resistant Gram-positive bacteria, it may promote colonization with bacteria such as Staphylococcus aureus and Entrococcus faecalis.

The likely combination of induced developmental and performance enhancement, as well as adaptive evolution for dispersal ability and physiological tolerance, may promote colonization and establishment in habitats that would otherwise have been unavailable.

Notably, trees in the family Salicaceae, which include many of A. glabripennis' preferred hosts (e.g. Populus spp ., are notorious producers of phenolic glycosides (e.g. salicin and tremulacin) [ 72] and the abundance of carboxylesterases may promote colonization and survival in these hosts.

Using this staining technique we could not identify commensal bacteria adhering to the tongue surface in uninfected animals (not shown), suggesting that C. albicans may promote tissue colonization and invasion by normally "innocent" commensals.

We hypothesized that CCR2-mediated recruitment of inflammatory monocytes caused lung damage, which may promote bacterial colonization, explaining the protection seen in coinfected CCR2−/− mice.

It is important to note that full reversion of EMT may not be desirable, as Mes micro-metastases must re-acquire an Epi phenotype to proliferate at the metastatic site (Thiery, 2002); in agreement was the recent demonstration that reversing EMT may promote metastatic colonization (Tsai et al, 2012).

Finally, since many oral viridans streptococci express AgI/II polypeptides interacting with gp-340, the gp-340 protein I may besides S. mutans promote colonization of cariogenic phenotypes of additional streptococcal species.

It is microbiologically plausible that fidaxomicin may be less likely than vancomycin to promote colonization with VRE and other pathogens.