Complete genome sequences of several pathogenic bacteria have been determined, and
many more such projects are currently under way. While these data potentially contain all …

Complete genome sequences of several pathogenic bacteria have been determined, and
many more such projects are currently under way. While these data potentially contain all …

The sequencing of entire bacterial genomes is becoming increasingly routine, promising to
revolutionise approaches to identifying putative antimicrobial drug targets. In silico methods …

The emergence of multidrug resistant varieties of Streptococcus pneumoniae (S.
pneumoniae) has led to a search for novel drug targets. An in silico comparative analysis of …

The complete genome sequences of about 300 bacteria (mostly pathogenic) have been
determined, and many more such projects are currently in progress. The detection of …

Aeromonas hydrophila is a major pathogen both of aquatic and terrestrial organisms,
including humans. Infection with A. hydrophila results in severe economic losses to the …

Leprosy is an infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium leprae. M. leprae has undergone
a major reductive evolution leaving a minimal set of functional genes for survival. It remains …

Microbial genome sequencing has uncovered a myriad of natural products (NPs) that have
yet to be explored. Bacteria in the genus Pseudomonas serve as pathogens, plant growth …

A pathway-genome database (PGDB) describes the entire genome of an organism, as well
as its biochemical pathways, reactions, and enzymes. Our PathoLogic software can …

The large number of microbial genome sequences currently available facilitates completely
new methods of cross-genome analyses, which aid in target identification and prioritization …