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ISBN 13: 9783805591928
Author: Hilde de Reuse, S Bereswill

Microbial Pathogenomics 1st Table of contents:

Part I: Genomic Technologies and Concepts in Pathogenomics

• Chapter 1: Genome Comparison of Bacterial Pathogens
  • By T.M. Wassenaar, J. Bohlin, T.T. Binnewies, and D.W. Ussery
  • (Likely covers methodologies and tools for comparing bacterial genomes to identify virulence factors, evolutionary relationships, etc.)
• Chapter 2: In Silico Reconstruction of the Metabolic and Pathogenic Potential of Bacterial [Pathogens]
  • (Focuses on computational approaches to predict metabolic pathways and virulence from genomic data.)
• Chapter 3: The Bacterial Pan-Genome and Reverse Vaccinology
  • By H. Tettelin
  • (Introduces the concept of pan-genomics, encompassing the entire gene repertoire of a bacterial species, and its application in vaccine development.)
• Chapter 4: 'Guilty by Association' – Protein-Protein Interactions (PPIs) in Bacterial Virulence
  • (Explores how interactomics helps understand virulence mechanisms by studying protein interactions.)

Part II: Pathogen-Specific Genomic Insights and Case Studies

• Chapter 5: Helicobacter pylori Sequences Reflect Past Human Migrations
  • By Y. Moodley and B. Linz
  • (Examines the co-evolution of H. pylori with human populations through genomic analysis.)
• Chapter 6: Helicobacter pylori Genome Plasticity
  • By D.A. Baltrus, M.J. Blaser, and K. Guillemin
  • (Delves into the mechanisms and implications of genomic variations in H. pylori.)
• Chapter 7: Genomics of Thermophilic Campylobacter Species
  • By D.J.H. Gaskin, M. Reuter, N. Shearer, F. Mulholland, B.M. Pearson, and A.H.M. van Vliet
  • (Focuses on the genomic characteristics of heat-tolerant Campylobacter species.)
• Chapter 8: Adaptation of Pathogenic E. coli to Various Niches: Genome Flexibility is the Key
  • (Discusses how E. coli adapts to different host environments through genomic changes.)
• Chapter 9: Role of Horizontal Gene Transfer in the Evolution of Pseudomonas aeruginosa
  • (Examines the significant impact of horizontal gene transfer on the evolution and pathogenicity of P. aeruginosa.)
• Chapter 10: The Genus Burkholderia: Analysis of 56 Genomic Sequences
  • By D.W. Ussery, K. Kiil, K. Lagesen, T. Sicheritz-Pontén, J. Bohlin, and T.M. Wassenaar
  • (A large-scale genomic analysis of the diverse Burkholderia genus.)
• Chapter 11: Genomics of Host-Restricted Pathogens of the Genus Bartonella
  • By P. Engel and C. Dehio
  • (Focuses on the genomic adaptations that lead to host specificity in Bartonella species.)
• Chapter 12: Legionella pneumophila – Host Interactions: Insights Gained from Comparative Genomics
  • (Utilizes comparative genomics to understand how Legionella interacts with its hosts.)
• Chapter 13: A Proteomics View of Virulence Factors of Staphylococcus aureus
  • By S. Engelmann and M. Hecker
  • (Explores virulence factors of S. aureus using proteomic approaches.)
• Chapter 14: Pathogenomics of Mycobacteria
  • By M.C. Gutierrez, P. Supply, and R. Br

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