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The Impact of Compounds Released from Damaged Salad Leaves on the Growth and Virulence of
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- Growth on corn salad leaves and polystyrene as well as the temperature influence the transcriptome ofCurrent research in food science · 2026Article
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Abstract
backgroundFresh produce such as leafy green salads have recently become recognized as a potential source of food-borne infection by enteric pathogens This study investigated whether compounds released from damaged salad leaves were recognized by
methodsThe effects of extracts of salad leaves or salad bag fluids were tested on the growth, biofilm formation, and colonization of salad leaves and host cell virulence.
resultsThe presence of salad extract at a concentration of less than 0.5%
conclusionsThis investigation showed that salad leaf extracts can markedly enhance bacterial virulence, which has implications for bagged salad leaf consumer safety if the leaves become contaminated with pathogenic bacteria such as
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