cholerae , Zn is highly significant in its growth and colonization.
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Intestinal colonization against <i>Vibrio cholerae</i>: host and microbial resistance mechanisms.
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cholerae with defective L-ascorbate utilization machinery is unable to compete in vitro when grown in an M9 minimal media with supplementation of casamino acids and intestinal mucus, and they conclude that the fermentation of the metabolite may be significant in an in vivo phenotype [85] .