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Welcome to the KI Infection network. The KI Infection Network aims to promote interactions between scientists working in all disciplines of infectious diseases. The mission of the Network is to act as a hub for infection biology-related information and to highlight interesting news and events. You can read more about our goals on the mission link on the left hand side.  If you would like to post news items on the website or if you have any comments or questions about this site please email the webmaster at: john.sennett@ki.se

Below is a selection of news items and projects that members of the network are involved in. Thank you all for helping us build up the project database!



Project: Group A streptococcal pathogenesis: internalisation of host cells
Recent results from our group shows that patients with severe streptococcal infections receiving intravenous treatment with antibiotics still have viable bacteria 14 days after start of treatment. Group A streptococci, normally known as an extracellular bacteria, are found intracellularly and ...
News: European Society for Virology 4th Congress April 7-11 2010 Cernobbio, Lake Como, Italy
European Society for Virology 4th Congress, April 7-11 2010 Cernobbio, Lake Como, Italy A program and details of registration are available on the website:http://www.eurovirology2010.org/
Project: Strategies to stimulate neutralizing antibodies against the HIV-1 envelope glycoproteins
An effective preventative vaccine against HIV-1 will need to induce broadly neutralizing antibodies (nAb) against the viral envelope glycoproteins (Env). Induction of nAb against HIV-1 through vaccination has proven to be extremely difficult. Years of basic research aimed at characterizing the ...
News: It is time to submit doctoral courses for the autumn term of 2010
4 March is the last day for syllabi for new courses and revisions of syllabi for courses with a Bologna-approved syllabus to be submitted to the KIWAS course database. It is also deadline to submit course occasion in KIWAS and for applying funding for courses that are NOT included in one of KI's ...
Published on: 13-Jan-2010
Project: Bacterial gene regulation and chronic infection
In Salmonella enterica serovar Typhimurium (S. Typhimurium), the expression of virulence factors is highly regulated. The bacteria appear capable of sensing alterations in environmental cues, and regulate the expression of virulence factors accordingly. Mutations that affect gene regulatory ...
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