Infectious Diseases, Biology - Bacteriology, Agricultural Diseases & Pests, Botany - Diseases, Parasites, & Foreign Substances, Microbiology
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This is the first volume to bring together the studies on the differences and profound similarities in the molecular mechanism of virulence between bacteria pathogenic for humans, animals and plants. The volume contains the following sections: 1. Host cell recognition and binding; 2. Pathogen ingression and invasive mechanism; 3. Enzymes, toxins and other pathogenic factors; 4. Regulation of virulence genes and signal transduction; 5. Pathogen of host-defense mechanisms.
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Not a proceedings but an extension of the observations and findings presented at the Fallen Leaf Lake Conference (South Lake Tahoe, Calif., September 1992), this volume brings together the studies on the differences and profound similarities in the molecular mechanism of virulence between bacteria pathogenic for humans, other animals, and plants. The volume is divided into five sections: host cell recognition and binding; pathogen ingression and invasive mechanisms; enzymes, toxins, and other pathogenic factors; regulation of virulence genes and signal transduction; and pathogen mechanisms against host defenses. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)Book Details
Published
February 28, 1994
Publisher
Springer-Verlag New York, LLC
Pages
704
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780792319016