ASM Division B - General Medical Microbiology

Membership - American Society for Microbiology

Division B - Microbial Pathogenesis

Microbial Pathogenesis is concerned with understanding (i) the genetic, biochemical, and structural basis of the pathogenesis of bacterial and protozoan diseases (including toxins, colonization, invasion, immunity avoidance, and other virulence mechanisms) and (ii) host factors in the infectious process. Primary Membership (May 1998): 2,676

Division Officers Information on how to contact your divisional leadership, including e-mail, snail mail, netsites and homepages, as well as information on nominated candidates for divisional office

General Information Information on meetings, symposia, awards and programs pertaining to Divisions B (Microbial Pathogenesis) and D (General Medical Microbiology)

Newsletter The General Medical Microbiology newsletter/minutes of the Divisions B and D meeting in Atlanta

WWW links Links to netsites of potential interest to our membership

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Created: December 5, 1996
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