Role of a cytotoxic enterotoxin in aeromonas-mediated infections: Development of transposon and isogenic mutants

Keyphrases

• Aeromonas 100%
• Aeromonas Hydrophila 10%
• Biological Activity 10%
• Chromosomal DNA 10%
• Culture Filtrate 20%
• Cytotoxic Activity 10%
• Deep Infection 10%
• Diarrheal Disease 10%
• Electron Microscopy 10%
• Enterotoxin 100%
• Enterotoxin Genes 10%
• Filtrate 10%
• Hemolytic Activity 10%
• Infection Progression 100%
• Intestinal Epithelium 10%
• Isogenic mutant 100%
• Lethal Dose 20%
• Microvilli 10%
• Mutagenesis 10%
• Neutralizing Antibodies 10%
• No Damage 10%
• Northern Blot Analysis 10%
• Random Insertion 10%
• Reduced Virulence 10%
• Reintegration 10%
• Revertant 10%
• Southern Blot 10%
• Suicide Vector 10%
• Toxin Genes 10%
• Transposon 10%
• Transposon mutants 100%
• Virulence 20%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Aeromonas 100%
• Aeromonas hydrophila 10%
• Biological Activity 10%
• Cytotoxicity 10%
• Electron Microscopy 10%
• Enterotoxin 100%
• Microvillus 10%
• Mutagenesis 10%
• Neutralizing Antibody 10%
• Northern Blotting 10%
• Revertant 10%
• Southern Blotting 10%
• Transcription 10%
• Transposable Element 100%
• Wild Type 50%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Aeromonas 100%
• Aeromonas hydrophila 10%
• Biological Activity 10%
• Cytotoxicity 10%
• Electron Microscopy 10%
• Enterotoxin 100%
• Microvillus 10%
• Mutagenesis 10%
• Neutralizing Antibody 10%
• Northern Blotting 10%
• Revertant 10%
• Southern Blotting 10%
• Transposon 100%
• Wild Type 50%