Trends in microbiology

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  Año 2003, Vol. 11, Número 3

  • Mimicking the way to autoimmunity: an evolving theory of sequence and structural homology

    Adam P. Kohm, Kevin G. Fuller, Stephen D. Miller

    págs. 101-104

    

  • Hypervirulence and pathogen fitness

    Amy K. Foreman Wykert, Jeff F. Miller

    págs. 105-107

    

  • The importance of being outer: consequences of the distinction between the outer and inner surfaces of flavivirus glycoprotein E

    Stephen J. Seligman , Doris J. Bucher

    págs. 108-110

    

  • Microbial Genomics: a matter of fitness

    Ana M. Cerdeño-Tárraga, Lisa C. Crossman , Julian Parkhill

    pág. 111

    

  • Letters. Evolution of virulence: adaptive or not?

    Vitaly V. Ganusov

    pág. 112

    

  • Letters Response. Respose from Weiss: Evolution of virulence

    Robin A. Weiss

    págs. 113-114

    

  • Enterobacterial adhesins and the case for studying SNPs in bacteria

    Scott J. Weissman , Daniel E. Dykhuizen, Steve L. Moseley , Evgeni V. Sokurenko

    págs. 115-117

    

  • Will the enigma of "Francisella tularensis" virulence soon be solved?

    Richard W. Titball, Anders Johansson, Mats Forsman

    págs. 118-123

    

  • Spying on HIV with SPR

    Rebecca L. Rich, David G. Myszka

    págs. 124-133

    

  • "Helicobacter pylori" virulence factors and the host immune response: implications for therapeutic vaccination

    Christian Prinz, Nadia Hafsi, Petra Voland

    págs. 134-138

    

  • Exploiting host microtubule dynamics: a new aspect of bacterial invasion

    Sei Yoshida, Chihiro Sasakawa

    pág. 139