Mechanisms of Colonisation and Colonisation Resistance of the Digestive Tract Part 2: Bacteria/Bacteria Interactions
2000
In this review we describe the most common mechanisms through which bacterial antagonisms occur in the GI-tract. These include depletion and:or competition for substrates; competition for receptor sites (competitive exclusion); generation of a restrictive physiological environment (role of pH, short-chain fatty acids, oxidation-reduction potential); and production of antimicrobial substances (bacteriocin- and non bacteriocin-related).
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