Titlebook: Bacterial Invasion into Eukaryotic Cells; Subcellular Biochemi Tobias A. Oelschlaeger,J?rg Hacker Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media

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Microtubule Dependent Invasion Pathways of Bacteriave bacterial pathogens are now known to interact, via biochemical crosstalk, with the host, stimulating a signal transduction cascade(s) that results in host cytoskeletal rearrangements that lead to internalization of the pathogen. Until about five years ago, virtually all bacterial uptake pathways

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Interaction of Enteropathogenic , with Host Cells infection, meningitis, or diarrhea. At least five different classes of diarrheagenic . have thus far been identified, including, enterotoxigenic . (ETEC), enterohemorragic . (EHEC), enteroaggregative .. . (EAEC), enteroinvasive . (EIEC), and enteropathogenic . (EPEC). These . strains, causing sympt

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Host Cell Invasion by Pathogenic ,sues without generating any detectable clinical manifestations, and this carrier state likely contributes to their maintenance within the population. They are, however, also capable of persisting during the massive inflammatory responses, representing a hallmark of neisserial diseases. Despite their

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Host Cell Invasion by ,years of age are particularly susceptible (Tuomanen .., 1995). Virtually every child up to age 5 will experience pneumococcal otitis media while the incidence of pneumonia (1000 per 100,000 inhabitants) and meningitis (10 per 100,000 inhabitants) is much lower. However, pneumococcal meningitis conti