Trends in microbiology

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  Año 2003, Vol. 11, Número 6

  • Taxing questions in development

    Judith P. Armitage

    págs. 239-242

    

  • Epstein-Barr virus and the B cell: a secret romance

    Volker H. Schuster, Markus Müschen

    págs. 243-244

    

  • Molecular call-and-response: how "Salmonella" learns the gospel from its host

    Jeffery L. Dangl

    págs. 245-246

    

  • Response to Dangl: Complex harmonies of the host-pathogen interaction

    Michelle L. Zaharik, B. Brett Finlay

    pág. 247

    

  • Transcription regulation and environmental adaptation in bacteria

    Ildelfonso Cases, Víctor de Lorenzo Prieto, Christos A. Ouzounis

    págs. 248-252

    

  • Comparative sequence analysis and predictions for the envelope glycoproteins of insect endogenous retroviruses

    Yolande Misseri , Alain Bucheton , Gilles Labesse , Christophe Terzian

    págs. 253-255

    

  • The devil is in the the detail

    Stephen D. Bentley , Nicholas R. Thomson , Lisa C. Crossman , Mohammed Sebaihia, Julian Parkhill

    págs. 256-258

    

  • How is the phagocyte lectin keyboard played? Master class lesson by "Mycobacterium tuberculosis"

    Ludovic Tailleux, Norihiro Maeda, Brigitte Gicquel, Jérome Nigou, Olivier Neyrolles

    págs. 259-263

    

  • Plant and animal rhabdovirus host range: a bug's view

    Saskia A. Hogenhout , Margaret G. Redinbaugh , Ammar El Desouky

    págs. 264-271

    

  • Antifungal agents: mechanisms of action

    Frank C. Odds, Alistair J. P. Brown, Neil A. R. Gow

    págs. 272-279

    

  • RNA-mediated control of virulence gene expression in bacterial pathogens

    Jörgen Jahansson, Pascale Cossart

    págs. 280-285

    

  • Restriction factors: a defense against retroviral infection

    Paul D. Bieniasz

    págs. 286-292