These factors ensure a definite and regular nature of the transmission of the causative agent from one individual to another. Virulence signifies the degree of pathogenicity of the given culture ...

The type III secretion system was found to be directly involved in cell invasiveness and enterotoxicity, making it a major virulence factor for P. rustigianii. "Using the pathogenicity gene ...

Elimination of this gene did not reduce the bacteria's virulence, however. "Using the pathogenicity gene discovered in this study as an indicator, we plan to create a detection system for ...

A: Animal; ACE: Accessory cholera enterotoxin; H: Human; ZOT: Zonula occludens toxin.

Although this genetic approach is not always predictive of phenotypic resistances, in specific situations it may help to optimize ... resistance, their virulence factors and bacterial load in ...

The intricate interplay between host and pathogen proteins significantly influences virulence and pathogenesis, offering insights into the mechanisms underlying ... Furthermore, we seek to explore key ...