… Before increased amounts of specific antibodies or T cells are formed in response to
invading bacterial pathogens, the “nonspecific” mechanisms of host resistance (such as …

… amylovora interact with groups of genes for resistance in the … bacterial pathogen. This
collective knowledge will provide insights into bacterial pathogenesis and plant host resistance, as …

… and pathogenesis of those bacterial pathogens that have been considered emerging pathogens
in … pathogenesis of those organisms whose role in CF lung disease remains undefined. …

… The fifth edition of Pathogenesis of Bacterial Infections in Animals tries to capture the many
fascinating and rapid developments in our understanding of how major bacterial pathogens …

… In this review, the resistance of bacterial pathogens is discussed according to their categories
established by the … faecalis is the most pathogenic species although E. faecium is more …

… our understanding of the population genetics and pathogenesis of S. intermedius is
limited. … pathogen. Also discussed will be the recent identification and spread of meticillin‐resistant …

… This review has identified several phenotypic properties of pathogenic bacteria that serve …
some bacterial pathogens have developed their own form of “innate immunity”: a resistance to …

… of these genetic elements (27, 68, 127-129), this review emphasizes the contribution of
PAI to the development of disease and to the virulence of bacterial pathogens carrying them. …

… We will review as well how bacterial pathogens acquire resistance from environmental … of
resistance by bacterial pathogens, it is worth remembering that commensal bacteria can serve …

… of bacterial pathogens, this has been done at the expense of increasing antibiotic resistance…
further spread of antibiotic resistance genes among pathogenic bacteria is a phenomenon …