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Bacteraemia caused by Weissella confusa at a university hospital in Taiwan, 1997-2007.

• M-R Lee, Y Huang, C Liao, Chih-Chen Lai, P-I Lee, Po Ren Hsueh
• Clinical microbiology and infection : the…
• 2011

Human infections caused by Weissella confusa are rarely reported. Ten patients with bacteraemia caused by W. confusa who were treated at a tertiary-care hospital in Taiwan during 1997-2007 were… (More)

Factors associated with subsequent nontuberculous mycobacterial lung disease in patients with a single sputum isolate on initial examination.

• M-R Lee, Chun-Yuh Yang, +7 authors C Yu
• Clinical microbiology and infection : the…
• 2015

Very few studies have focused on the outcome and management of patients with a single sputum isolate of nontuberculous mycobacterium (NTM) on initial examination. Patients with a single isolate of… (More)

Tuberculosis and diabetes in low and moderate tuberculosis incidence countries.

• P-H Lee, Hailing Fu, M-R Lee, Matthew J Magee, H H Lin
• The international journal of tuberculosis and…
• 2018

In countries with low and moderate incidence of tuberculosis (TB), the disease tends to concentrate in specific high-risk populations such as people with diabetes mellitus (DM). We review the updated… (More)

Healthcare-associated bacteraemia caused by Leuconostoc species at a university hospital in Taiwan between 1995 and 2008.

• M-R Lee, Y Huang, +4 authors Po Ren Hsueh
• The Journal of hospital infection
• 2011

We studied twenty patients with Leuconostoc spp. bacteraemia at a tertiary hospital in northern Taiwan between 1995 and 2008. All isolates were identified to species level using conventional and… (More)

Highly selective microbial transformation of major ginsenoside Rb1 to gypenoside LXXV by Esteya vermicola CNU120806.

• J-G Hou, J-J Xue, +10 authors C-K Sung
• Journal of applied microbiology
• 2012

AIMS This study examined the biotransformation pathway of ginsenoside Rb(1) by the fungus Esteya vermicola CNU 120806. METHODS AND RESULTS Ginsenosides Rb(1) and Rd were extracted from the root of… (More)

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