Trends in microbiology

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  Año 2002, Vol. 10, Número 11

  • The use of animal infection models to study the pathogenesis of melioidosis and glanders

    Donald E. Woods

    pág. 483

    

  • Response

    Patrick Tan, Yunn Hwen Gan

    pág. 484

    

  • Versatile persistence pathways for pathogens of animals and plants

    Danny Vereecke, Karen Cornelis, Marcelle Holsters, Wim Temmerman, Koen Goethals

    págs. 485-488

    

  • Microbila genomics

    pág. 489

    

  • Journal club: Too much memory?. A sticky business in EHEC pathogenesis. New insights into the structures of secondary transporters

    págs. 490-491

    

  • In brief

    pág. 492

    

  • Bacterial growth in the cytosol: lessons from Listeria

    José Antonio Vázquez Boland

    págs. 493-494

    

  • Response

    Mary X. O'Riordan, Daniel A. Portnoy

    pág. 495

    

  • Manganese: elemental defence for a life with oxygen?

    Malcolm M. J. Horsburgh, Michaeil Karavolos, Stephen J. Wharton, Simon J. Foster

    págs. 496-501

    

  • A novel class of self-sufficient cytochrome P450 monooxygenases in prokaryotes

    René de Mot, Annabel H. A. Parret

    págs. 502-507

    

  • Fungi, dendritic cells and receptors: a host perspective of fungal virulence

    Luigina Romani, Francesco Bistoni, Paolo Puccetti

    págs. 508-514

    

  • The fundamental contribution of phages to GAS evolution, genome diversification and strain emergence

    David J. Banks, Stephen B. Beres, James M. Musser

    págs. 515-520

    

  • Common themes among bacteriophage-encoded virulence factors and diversity among the bacteriophages involved

    E. Fidelma Boyd, Harald Brüssow

    págs. 521-529

    

  • Book review: The other end of the microscope

    Thomas A. Lazar

    pág. 530