Molecules known as virulence factors are produced by bacteria, viruses, and fungi to help them to infect host cells. One of virulence factors found in the influenza A viruses is hemagglutinin (HA).

Molecules known as virulence factors are produced by bacteria, viruses, and fungi to help them to infect host cells. One of virulence factors found in the influenza A viruses is hemagglutinin (HA).

Fungi are increasingly resistant to antifungals, and the variation in resistance has significantly increased. This is evident ...

A recent study has revealed alarming developments in the world of fungal pathogens, showing that some fungi are adapting to ...

Researchers have discovered an anti-virulence factor in Salmonella, knowledge that could be used to design improved Salmonella vaccines. Virulence factors allow a pathogen to thrive in the host ...

Like weeds in a lawn, pathogenic fungi and yeasts can invade and overtake our bodies. In people with healthy immune systems, cells called macrophages and neutrophils engulf these pathogens ...

Their new work on the emergence and virulence of the new genotypes of Cryptococcus gattii fungi in the United States was published online in PLoS Pathogens on April 22.

Molecules known as virulence factors are produced by bacteria, viruses, and fungi to help them to infect host cells. One of virulence factors found in the influenza A viruses is hemagglutinin (HA).