Trends in microbiology

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  Año 2001, Vol. 9, Número 11

  • Genome-based analysis of pneumococcal virulence factors: the quest for novel vaccine antigens and drug targets

    Jean C. Manson, Philippe Giammarinaro

    págs. 515-517

    

  • Tricorn-like proteases in bacteria

    Mark J. Pallen, Alex C. Lam, Nick Loman

    págs. 518-521

    

  • Discovering the sweeping power of point mutations using a GIRAFF

    Evgeni V. Sokurenko

    págs. 522-525

    

  • Microbial Genomics

    pág. 526

    

  • Bacterial senescence and translational fidelity. Engineering a biosensor from a bacterial periplasmic protein. TLR5: guardian of the gut. Axonal transport and viral asembly

    pág. 527

    

  • In Brief

    págs. 528-529

    

  • The interactions of Bartonella with endothelial cells and erythrocytes

    Burt Anderson

    pág. 530

    

  • Response from Dehio

    Christoph Dehio

    pág. 531

    

  • The Importance of the surface urease of Helicobacter pylori: fact or fiction?

    George Sachs, David A. Scott, Klaus Melchers

    págs. 532-533

    

  • Response from Ha and Oh

    Nam Chul Ha, Byung Ha Oh

    pág. 534

    

  • Where are the pseudogenes in bacterial genomes?

    Jeffrey G. Lawrence, Roger W Hendrix, Sherwood Casjens

    págs. 535-540

    

  • Molecular mycology: a genetic toolbox for Histoplasma capsulatum

    Vincent Magrini, William E. Goldman

    págs. 541-546

    

  • Evolutionary genomics of pathogenic bacteria

    J. Ross Fitzgerald, James M. Musser

    págs. 547-552

    

  • Desiccation tolerance: a simple process?

    Malcolm Potts

    págs. 553-559

    

  • Reoviruses and the host cell

    Kenneth L Tyler, Penny Clarke, Douglas Kominsky, Roberta L DeBiasi, George J. Poggioli

    págs. 560-564

    

  • Environmental Microbiology (by Alan H Varnam and Malcolm G Evans)

    Jonathan R. Lloyd

    pág. 565

    

  • Phage Display - A laboratory Manual (edited by C F Barbas, III et al.)

    Sachdev S. Sidhu

    pág. 565