… However, Y pestis lipopolysaccharide manages to evade … Virulence factors of Yersinia pestis
are overcome by a strong … current knowledge on Y pestis‐derived virulence factors and add …

… virulence factors altering the expression of eicosanoid-specific biosynthetic enzymes, thereby
modulating the host response to bacterial lipopolysaccharides (LPS). … and Yersinia pestis …

… with Yersinia enterocolitica, classical methods like enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays
and western blots are often used, but cross-reaction with … To overcome the disadvantages of …

… pestis synthesize a tetra-acylated form of LPS that is inhibitory for TLR4-mediated immune
… allow CO92 Δpgm to overcome many of the innate immune responses necessary to control …

… pestis Ail is a required virulence factor (23). Ail confers resistance … sigma factors involved in
heat shock response were … and suggests that the physicochemical properties of Yersinia LPS …

… a tissue-damaging inflammatory response allows vascular spread of … Given the likely role
of the hyperinflammatory response in … pestis virulence factors or is an indication that essential …

… is dictated by its ability to overcome the other. Consequently, … by PRRs, elicit a stronger
immune response, and are cleared … This modification is also crucial for Yersinia pestis resistance …

… Yersinia pestis is a Gram-negative re-emerging bacterial pathogen that is responsible for …
pestis virulence, but since yersiniabactin is a conserved virulence factor in other Gram-…

… same virulence factors, including the ∼70 kB pYV (1, 6). Other … pseudotuberculosis produces
a lipopolysaccharide (LPS) at 37… Structure of the Yersinia pestis tip protein LcrV refined to …

… A structures, synthesized by Yersinia pestis is more pronounced in … response to Casp11
agonist LPS, whereas LPS-Rs, which binds but does not activate Casp11, exhibited a strong …