Trends in microbiology

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  Año 1999, Vol. 7, Número 10

  • Signature-tagged mutagenesis and the hunt for virulence factors

    Robert D. Perry

    págs. 385-387

    

  • Response

    Robert D. Perry

    pág. 388

    

  • On viral epidemics, zoonoses and memory

    Andreas Meyerhans , Simon Wain Hobson

    págs. 389-390

    

  • Vibrio cholerae TCP: a trifunctional virulence factor?

    Catherine A. Lee

    págs. 391-392

    

  • Response

    James B. Kaper, David K. R. Karaolis

    pág. 393

    

  • TB vaccine development: after the flood

    John T. Belisle, Ian M. Orme

    pág. 394

    

  • Mutation and adaption from the Great Lakes to the Rocky Mountains

    Caroline P. J. Ash

    págs. 395-397

    

  • Regulatory network analysis

    Raphael H. Valdivia

    pág. 398

    

  • Response

    Rowena G. Matthews

    pág. 399

    

  • A selection from recent publications

    págs. 400-401

    

  • Quasispecies in viral persistence and the pathogenesis of hepatitis C virus

    Xavier Forns , Jens Bukh, Robert H. Purcell

    págs. 402-409

    

  • The mar regulon: multiple resistance to antibiotics and the other toxic chemicals

    Stuart B. Levy, Michael N. Alekshun

    págs. 410-413

    

  • Oxygen-utilizing reactions and symbiotic colonization of the squid light organ by Vibrio fischeri

    Margaret McFall Ngai, Edward G. Ruby

    págs. 414-419

    

  • Bacterial mechanosensitive channels: integrating physiology, structure and function

    Paul C. Moe, Paul Blount

    págs. 420-423

    

  • Genetics and Tuberculosis (Novartis Foundation Symposium 217) (D. B. Young, ed)

    William R. Bishai

    pág. 424