Translation of "Problemkeime" in English

It prevents or significantly reduces lung damage caused by problem germs such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

The lung function appreas to be very good and problematic germs, like Pseudomonas, have not been detected.

Up to now, no problematic germs have been detected and the lung function is also very good.

Proteus mirabilis and Pseudomonas aeruginosa showed to be problem germs.

Even actual problem bacteria, such as, for example, ?-lactamase-forming Pseudomonas aeruginosa are effectively inhibited by certain preparations.

It is further known that only few penicillins have a good activity against important gramnegative problematic germs, such as Pseudomonas and Klebsiella, which occur primarily in hospitals.

This includes many problematic germs such as the tuberculosis pathogen Mycobacterium tuberculosis and multi-resistant bacteria that are widespread primarily in hospitals.

How is the damage of the lung exactly happening if there is no obvious mucus production in the lung, no "problematic germs" have been found and no (obvious) infections did occur?

At the core of the SWEETBULLETS ERC project is the question of how persistent pathogens such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which often live in biofilms well protected from antibiotics and cause many hospital-acquired infections, can be identified and subjected to therapy even more rapidly.

These two pathogens are considered a problem in endodontics as they are comparatively resistant to calcium hydroxide which is the most-used substance worldwide for medical packs for placement into the root canal.

If one considers additionally, that the typical germs for causing an infection of the bowel respectively diarrhea represent the main danger at ice cream sellers, that on the other hand due to adherence to the hygienic rules problems are fortunately seldom, one can only bridge the rest with the hope, that there are not quite the problematic germs of CF, which can be found there.

The microbiological effect in particular against problem germs such as yeasts and fungi is clearly greater than that of the individual components and can be traced to a synergistic effect of the alcohol mixture in a mixture with the amphoteric surfactant.

Because, when multiple-antibiotic-resistant strains of Staphylococcus are being treated in hospital, these pathogens have to be lysed as quickly and effectively as possible, it is an inestimable advantage for a mixture of bacteriophages to be able to lyse, and thus destroy, as many different problem germs as possible.

Even at the connection point of the drinking water supply and the dental equipment, there is often found a bacteria count that is far above the limit of 100 colony-forming units per milliliter (KBE/ml) determined by the drinking water ordinance and there are often times detected problematic bacteria such as “ Pseudomonas aeruginosa ” or “ Legionella ”.

In addition to hygiene measures in hospitals, therefore, increased efforts are also required to find new antibiotics that as far as possible have a novel structure and a novel mechanism of action so as to be effective against those problem bacteria.

The ERC grant will support the next five years of research in the scope of the SWEETBULLETS project aimed at the diagnostics and therapy of persistent biofilm -forming pathogens, which often elicit hospital-acquired infections.

Your question: How is the damage of the lung exactly happening if there is no obvious mucus production in the lung, no "problematic germs" have been found and no (obvious) infections did occur?

We do know of places in the world where problem germs for CF people are more frequent (South East Asia), but I am not aware of a map of Germany indicating particular biological risks for CF patients.

I am writing a seminar paper on the topic "problematic germs in case of CF" and would like to write something about the occurrence on a percentage basis of three different germs.

How high is the risk that she aquires problematic germs like fungi, Burkholderia cepacia.., when potting or later when watering the plants?

We are worried in case of ENT operations, that problematic germs can be acquired in the frame of the operation or during precaution and aftercare.

With every day, the selection advantage for resistances or problematic germs is growing, isn't it?

Where pathogens, for example MRSA, occur, we precisely monitor and record them, so as to be able to control them as effectively as possible.

One of the most difficult germs is Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a pathogen that elicits serious infections in humans and is resistant to a range of antibiotics.

We worry about a colonization with germs of those devices because the problematic germs love in general a humid and warm environment in order to multiply.

A novel biological therapy has been proposed by scientists at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory Hamburg; genetically modified bacteriophages, i.e. viruses that attack only bacteria, would thereby penetrate the problem germs, perforate them from the inside and, finally, cause them to split open.