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A Fight about the Toughest Microbe on Earth
(15 Oct 2004)
Information on Pathogens Should Flow Freely, Report Says
(10 Sep 2004)
Rare Mutations Linked to Meningitis
Pylori Paradox: Microbe Harms Stomach But Protects Esophagus
Hiding from the World
Infant mortality: New clues from the sequenced Shigella genome
Wigglesworthia wiggles into the world of sequenced genomes
Potential bioweapon, Brucella suis, is sequenced
To Make a Vaccine, First Sequence a Genome
Persistent stomach bug H. pylori uses sugar to trick immune system
Genetic mutation determines type of Salmonella infection
New protein targets for fighting stomach bacterium H. pylori
Bacteria use the same genes to fight fungi and humans
Resistant bacterium modifies its genome to cause infection
Cholera bacteria are more infectious after trip through human body
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