Titlebook: Epidemiological and Molecular Aspects on Cholera; T. Ramamurthy,S.K. Bhattacharya Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2011 infe

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-05674-2d waves of cholera epidemics in many African countries. One of the mysteries is why the spread of . O139 serogroup is restricted only to Asian countries despite the geographical proximity and common mode of transmission. This chapter reviews cholera status in Africa viewed through many aspects of the epidemiology.

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Binita M. Kamath,Kathleen M. Loomesogy will be discussed in detail in other chapters. Instead, this chapter will focus on aspects of the organism that relate to its evolution as a pathogen with emphasis on its known and putative virulence factors, the genetic elements that encode them, and how this knowledge has shaped cholera vaccine development efforts.

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Alan Moore, Out from the Undergroundions conferring ICE-specific properties. The appearance of SXT.-related ICEs in . seems to be correlated with an increased use of antibiotics to treat cholera. However, discovery of ICEs that do not confer any drug resistance suggests that these mobile elements could confer other advantages to the bacteria in the environment.

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Phenotypic and Molecular Characteristics of Epidemic and Non-epidemic , Strains Isolated in Russia tations and spread still exists. The possibility of long-term preservation of the cholera agent in the environment and formation of stable or temporary endemic foci in climatic conditions of Russia and other CIS countries are discussed.

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The Evolution of , as a Pathogen,ogy will be discussed in detail in other chapters. Instead, this chapter will focus on aspects of the organism that relate to its evolution as a pathogen with emphasis on its known and putative virulence factors, the genetic elements that encode them, and how this knowledge has shaped cholera vaccine development efforts.