Titlebook: Bacterial Infection: Close Encounters at the Host Pathogen Interface; Peter K. Vogt,Michael J. Mahan Book 1998 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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0070-217X ments that affect the precarious balance between man and microbe. This will re- quire new knowledge and it will take time for an effective appli- cation of that knowledge.978-3-642-80453-3978-3-642-80451-9Series ISSN 0070-217X Series E-ISSN 2196-9965

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Bacterial Infection: Close Encounters at the Host Pathogen Interface

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Bacterial Infection: Close Encounters at the Host Pathogen Interface978-3-642-80451-9Series ISSN 0070-217X Series E-ISSN 2196-9965

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Ignacio Ferrero,Andrea Roncella,Marta Rocchi this perspective, bacterial products that lead to enhanced growth and persistence at these sites are key attributes that determine a microbe’s pathogenic potential (. 1996; . et al. 1997). Many virulence determinants that contribute to this unique ability share a common phenotype, i.e., induction i

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Victoria Herrmann,Lillian Hussongnary diseases (. et al. 1997). As their outstanding virulence attribute, these pathogenic Clostridia share the ability to elaborate extremely potent protein toxins (. et al. 1997). With the recent development of tools and techniques for analyzing clostridial genetics (. et al. 1997), it is now becom

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Jon Rahbek-Clemmensen,Line Jedig Nielsencterial species, . and .; have afflicted humans, causing not only overt disease, but also immeasurable fear and distress. Lesions suggestive of spinal tuberculosis have been found in the skeleton of a neolithic man (c. 4000 B.C.) and in Egyptian mummies dating from 3700–1000 B.C.(Morse et al. 1964;

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