Wolbachia a bug's life in another bug
Wolbachia are Gram-negative bacteria that form intracellular inherited infections in many invertebrates. They are extremely common, with 20-75% of all insects being infected. Moreover, they infect numerous noninsect invertebrates including nematodes, mites and spiders. Approximately 120 million peop...
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Karger
2007
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Series: | Issues in infectious diseases
v. 5 |
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Table of Contents:
- The discovery of Wolbachia in arthropods and nematodes--a historical perspective / W.J. Kozek, R.U. Rao
- Wolbachia: evolutionary significance in nematodes / M. Casiraghi, E. Ferri, C. Bandi
- Wolbachia endosymbionts: an Achilles' heel of filarial nematodes / A. Hoerauf, K. Pfarr
- It takes two: lessons from the first nematode Wolbachia genome sequence / K. Pfarr, J. Foster, B. Slatko
- Coexist, cooperate, and thrive: Wolbachia as long-term symbionts of filarial nematodes / K. Fenn, M. Blaxter
- Insights into Wolbachia biology provided through genomic analysis / R. Yamada ... [et al.]
- Wolbachia symbiosis in arthropods / M.E. Clark
- Wolbachia and its importance in veterinary filariasis / L. Kramer ... [et al.]
- Wolbachia and Onchocerca volvulus: pathogenesis of river blindness / K. Daehne ... [et al.].