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See Latest ArticlesCharacterization of a Campylobacter jejuni VirK protein homolog as a novel virulence determinant
Infection and Immunity, 10/12/09
Novik V et al. – A unique feature of this pathogen is that, with some exceptions, it lacks homologs of known virulence factors from other pathogens. Through a genetic screen, the authors have identified a C. jejuni homolog of the VirK family of virulence factors, which is essential for antimicrobial peptide resistance and mouse virulence.
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