Volume 72, Issue 2, November 2014

Pseudomonas aeruginosa is equipped with a large arsenal of cell associated and secreted virulence factors and can use them together to enhance its own virulence potential.

The cytolethal distending toxin is an important toxin found in several Gram negative pathogens. In this study we report for the first time the functionality of cdtB, pltA and pltB in non typhoidal S. Javiana during infection in HeLa cell lines.

Males and females have differing immune responses when they are introduced to the same microbes, regardless of whether they are pathogens or beneficial.

These findings further explained the reaction of cisplatin with macrophage and underscore the importance of low dose cisplatin in the treatment of sepsis.

To underline a new mechanism of hepatitis C virus to suppress immune response during acute and chronic phase of infection.

Characterisation of a cellular self defence mechanism where antibodies attached to intracellular Salomonellae are recognised by the cell and subsequently triggers the clearence of the intruder.

Anthrax toxin based vaccines can protect Dunkin Hartley guinea pigs against an inhalation anthrax like illnes caused by Bacillus cereus G9241.