Identifying intestinal microbiota bacteria that protect against antibiotic-resistant pathogens NatureComms
. A faecal sample was retrieved before the VRE inoculation and conserved at −80 °C to determine the microbiota composition. Two days after VRE inoculation, VRE counts were determined by plating serial dilutions of collected faecal and caecum samples in Gelose BEA plates containing 8 µg/ml of vancomycin and 10 µg/ml of ampicillin . We refer to this medium as BEA-AV plates along the present work.
Animal experiments: Test the inhibitory effect of commensal bacteria against VRE intestinal colonization
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