Tu, Zheng-Chao, Ray, Kevin C., Thompson, Stuart A., Blaser, Martin J.
Campylobacter fetus cells possess multiple promoterless sap homologs, each capable of expressing a surface layer protein (SLP) by utilizing a unique promoter present on a 6.2-kb invertible element....
Tu, Zheng-Chao, Dewhirst, Floyd E., Blaser, Martin J.
Campylobacter fetus bacteria, isolated from both mammals and reptiles, may be either subsp. fetus or subsp. venerealis and either serotype A or serotype B. Surface layer proteins, expressed and...
Campylobacter fetus sap Inversion Occurs in the Absence of RecA Function
Ray, Kevin C., Tu, Zheng-Chao, Grogono-Thomas, Rosemary, Newell, Diane G., Thompson, Stuart A., Blaser, Martin J.
Phase variation of Campylobacter fetus surface layer proteins (SLPs) occurs by inversion of a 6.2-kb DNA segment containing the unique sap promoter, permitting expression of a single SLP-encoding...
Tu, Zheng-Chao, Hui, John, Blaser, Martin J.
Campylobacter fetus surface layer proteins (SLPs), encoded by sapA homologues, are important in virulence. In wild-type C. fetus strain 23D, all eight sapA homologues are located in the 54-kb sap...
Campylobacter fetus of Reptile Origin as a Human Pathogen
Tu, Zheng-Chao, Zeitlin, Gary, Gagner, Jean-Pierre, Keo, Thormika, Hanna, Bruce A., Blaser, Martin J.
A Campylobacter species was isolated from blood from a febrile patient with precursor T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia, and after antibiotic treatment, a similar bacterium was isolated from blood...
Genetic Divergence of Campylobacter fetus Strains of Mammal and Reptile Origins
Tu, Zheng-Chao, Eisner, William, Kreiswirth, Barry N., Blaser, Martin J.
Campylobacter fetus is a gram-negative bacterial pathogen of both humans and animals. Two subspecies have been identified, Campylobacter fetus subsp. fetus and Campylobacter fetus subsp. venerealis,...
Tu, Zheng-Chao, Ray, Kevin C., Thompson, Stuart A., Blaser, Martin J.
Campylobacter fetus cells possess multiple promoterless sap homologs, each capable of expressing a surface layer protein (SLP) by utilizing a unique promoter present on a 6.2-kb invertible element....
Tu, Zheng-Chao, Dewhirst, Floyd E., Blaser, Martin J.
Campylobacter fetus bacteria, isolated from both mammals and reptiles, may be either subsp. fetus or subsp. venerealis and either serotype A or serotype B. Surface layer proteins, expressed and...
Campylobacter fetus sap Inversion Occurs in the Absence of RecA Function
Ray, Kevin C., Tu, Zheng-Chao, Grogono-Thomas, Rosemary, Newell, Diane G., Thompson, Stuart A., Blaser, Martin J.
Phase variation of Campylobacter fetus surface layer proteins (SLPs) occurs by inversion of a 6.2-kb DNA segment containing the unique sap promoter, permitting expression of a single SLP-encoding...
Tu, Zheng-Chao, Hui, John, Blaser, Martin J.
Campylobacter fetus surface layer proteins (SLPs), encoded by sapA homologues, are important in virulence. In wild-type C. fetus strain 23D, all eight sapA homologues are located in the 54-kb sap...
Campylobacter fetus of Reptile Origin as a Human Pathogen
Tu, Zheng-Chao, Zeitlin, Gary, Gagner, Jean-Pierre, Keo, Thormika, Hanna, Bruce A., Blaser, Martin J.
A Campylobacter species was isolated from blood from a febrile patient with precursor T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia, and after antibiotic treatment, a similar bacterium was isolated from blood...
Genetic Divergence of Campylobacter fetus Strains of Mammal and Reptile Origins
Tu, Zheng-Chao, Eisner, William, Kreiswirth, Barry N., Blaser, Martin J.
Campylobacter fetus is a gram-negative bacterial pathogen of both humans and animals. Two subspecies have been identified, Campylobacter fetus subsp. fetus and Campylobacter fetus subsp. venerealis,...