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Bédard, É., Trigui, H., Liang, J., Doberva, M., Paranjape, K., Lalancette, C., Allegra, S., Faucher, S. P., & Prévost, M. (2021). Local adaptation of legionella pneumophila within a hospital hot water system increases tolerance to copper. Applied and Environmental Microbiology, 87(10). External link
Bédard, É., Paranjape, K., Lalancette, C., Villion, M., Quach, C., Laferriere, C., Faucher, S. P., & Prévost, M. (2019). Legionella pneumophila levels and sequence-type distribution in hospital hot water samples from faucets to connecting pipes. Water Research, 156, 277-286. External link
Bédard, É., Doberva, M., Paranjape, K., Lalancette, C., Quach, C., Laferrière, C., Faucher, S., & Prévost, M. (2018, August). Legionella pneumophila population in a hospital premise plumbing [Presentation]. In 5th Meeting of the ESCMID Study Group for Legionelle Infections, Lyon, France. External link
Bédard, É., Lévesque, S., Martin, P., Pinsonneault, L., Paranjape, K., Lalancette, C., Dolce, C.-É., Villion, M., Valiquette, L., Faucher, S. P., & Prévost, M. (2016). Energy conservation and the promotion of Legionella pneumophila growth: The probable role of heat exchangers in a nosocomial outbreak. Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology, 37(12), 1475-1480. Available
Faucher, S. P., Matthews, S., Nickzad, A., Vounba, P., Shetty, D., Bédard, É., Prévost, M., Dézièl, E., & Paranjape, K. (2022). Toxoflavin secreted by Pseudomonas alcaliphila inhibits the growth of Legionella pneumophila and Vermamoeba vermiformis. Water Research, 216, 118328 (11 pages). External link
Paranjape, K., Bédard, É., Shetty, D., Hu, M.Q., Choon, F. C. P., Prévost, M., & Faucher, S. P. (2021). Complex microbial interactions affect colonization of cooling towers by Legionella. Research Square. External link
Paranjape, K., Bédard, É., Shetty, D., Hu, M., Choon, F. C. P., Prévost, M., & Faucher, S. P. (2020). Unravelling the importance of the eukaryotic and bacterial communities and their relationship with Legionella spp. ecology in cooling towers: a complex network. Microbiome, 8(1), 19 pages. Available
Paniagua, A. T., Paranjape, K., Hu, M., Bédard, É., & Faucher, S. P. (2020). Impact of temperature on Legionella pneumophila, its protozoan host cells, and the microbial diversity of the biofilm community of a pilot cooling tower. Science of The Total Environment, 712, 136131 (12 pages). External link
Paranjape, K., Bédard, É., Whyte, L. G., Ronholm, J., Prévost, M., & Faucher, S. P. (2020). Presence of Legionella spp. in cooling towers: the role of microbial diversity, Pseudomonas, and continuous chlorine application. Water Research, 169, 11 pages. External link
