A Formula of Bacterial Pathogenicity (Theoretical Review)
Annual Research & Review in Biology · pp. 268–274 · Published 6 Oct 2014
10.9734/ARRB/2015/11104Abstract
Four fundamental biological functions are responsible for bacterial pathogenicity in a multi-cellular host organism: the adhesive function, the function of invasion and penetration into the cell, the function of evasion of host defense, and the damage function. The action of the first three of them (adhesion, invasion and evasion) is directed to towards establishing an ecological niche in Multi-cellular host, while the aim of the damaging function is destruction of this environment.
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