Pattaraporn Sriprasong
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Imklin N, Sriprasong P, Thanantong N, Lekcharoensuk P, Nasanit R
Phage (New Rochelle)
. 2024 Aug;
5(2):107-116.
PMID: 39119207
Background: Colibacillosis caused by is one of the main problems in the swine industry. In addition, the emergence of antimicrobial resistance and the combination of virulence genes among pathotypes have...
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Sriprasong P, Imklin N, Nasanit R
Vet World
. 2023 Jan;
15(12):2856-2869.
PMID: 36718326
Background And Aim: Choleraesuis is the most common serotype that causes salmonellosis in swine. Recently, the use of bacteriophages as a potential biocontrol strategy has increased. Therefore, this study aimed...
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Songphasuk T, Imklin N, Sriprasong P, Woonwong Y, Nasanit R, Sajapitak S
Vet World
. 2023 Jan;
15(12):2822-2829.
PMID: 36718320
Background And Aim: Swine enteric colibacillosis caused by is a major problem in the swine industry, causing diarrhea among swine and resulting in substantial financial losses. However, efforts to counter...
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Imklin N, Sriprasong P, Phuttapatimok S, Kaminsonsakul T, Woonwong Y, Jirawattanapong P, et al.
Res Vet Sci
. 2022 Aug;
151:138-148.
PMID: 35914451
Escherichia coli is the most common cause of economic loss in swine industry. Nowadays, bacteriophages have been proven as good candidates for controlling bacterial infections. In this study, 6 phages...
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Imklin N, Sriprasong P, Thanantong N, Lekcharoensuk P, Nasanit R
Arch Virol
. 2022 May;
167(8):1675-1679.
PMID: 35598209
The novel Escherichia phage vB_EcoM-RPN242 was isolated using a strain of Escherichia coli originating from a diarrheic piglet as a host. The phage was able to form plaques on the...