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Journal of Bacteriology|February 18, 2016
Functional Dissection of the CroRS Two-Component System Required for Resistance to Cell Wall Stressors in Enterococcus faecalisStephanie L Kellogg, Christopher J KristichJournal of Bacteriology|April 11, 2018
Convergence of PASTA Kinase and Two-Component Signaling in Response to Cell Wall Stress in Enterococcus faecalisStephanie L Kellogg, Christopher J KristichJournal of Bacteriology|June 13, 2025
The cell wall hydrolase MltG is essential to maintain cell wall homeostasis of Enterococcus faecalisAlexis A U Knotek, Christopher J KristichJournal of Bacteriology|July 14, 2025
Phosphorylation of the cell wall hydrolase MltG in response to cell wall stress modulates resistance toward cephalosporins in Enterococcus faecalisAlexis A U Knotek, Christopher J KristichAntimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy|December 25, 2013
Genetic basis for vancomycin-enhanced cephalosporin susceptibility in vancomycin-resistant enterococci revealed using counterselection with dominant-negative thymidylate synthaseChristopher J Kristich, Dusanka Djorić, Jaime L LittleMolecular Oral Microbiology|September 18, 2020
The enterococcal PASTA kinase: A sentinel for cell envelope stressDušanka Djorić, Nicole E Minton, Christopher J KristichPlos Genetics|March 21, 2024
Reciprocal regulation of enterococcal cephalosporin resistance by products of the autoregulated yvcJ-glmR-yvcL operon enhances fitness during cephalosporin exposureDušanka Djorić, Samantha N Atkinson, Christopher J KristichProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|March 16, 2007
A eukaryotic-type Ser/Thr kinase in Enterococcus faecalis mediates antimicrobial resistance and intestinal persistenceChristopher J Kristich, Carol L Wells, Gary M DunnyAntimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy|February 12, 2020
Multiple Low-Reactivity Class B Penicillin-Binding Proteins Are Required for Cephalosporin Resistance in EnterococciDušanka Djorić, Jaime L Little, Christopher J KristichGut Microbes|September 15, 2016
Harnessing bacteriocin biology as targeted therapy in the GI tractSushma Kommineni, Christopher J Kristich, Nita H SalzmanPageof 5