Evolution of Bacterial‐Host Interactions: Virulence and the Immune Overresponse
E Margolis, BR Levin - Evolutionary biology of bacterial and …, 2007 - Wiley Online Library
This chapter focuses on aspects of the evolution of the bacterium‐host interactions that
cannot be readily accounted for by simple, advantage‐to‐the individual evolutionary …
cannot be readily accounted for by simple, advantage‐to‐the individual evolutionary …
Evolution of Bacterial-Host Interactions: Virulence and the Immune Overresponse
BVAS AN - Evolutionary Biology of Bacterial and Fungal …, 2008 - Wiley Online Library
In Color Plate 1 as well as in mammals, virulence occurs in two ways, both of which require
the bacteria to enter the red, potentially symptomatic site or state:(i) direct damage to the …
the bacteria to enter the red, potentially symptomatic site or state:(i) direct damage to the …