Host-Microbe Biology
The Host Microbe Biology (HMB) track explores research at the host-microbe interface. The HMB track addresses pathogenic and symbiotic relationships between microbes and the host, as well as the microbiome. Scientists studying genetics and physiology of microbes and viruses at the basic science level should expect to find topics covering the genetic, physiological and virulence mechanisms that shape host-microbe relationships.
Subtracks
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Host Interactions of Human Pathogens Using Animal Model Systems
HMB01
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Basic Research of Pathogens in Human Systems
HMB02
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Microbial Pathogenesis of Non-human Hosts
HMB03
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Inflammation and Immunity
HMB04
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Cell Signaling Responses to Pathogens
HMB05
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Bacterial Toxins and Effectors in Eukaryotes and Inter Bacterial Competition
HMB06
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Invasion and Survival of Microbes in Host Cells
HMB07
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Microbiome Profiling
HMB08
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Microbiome Impact on Host Biology/Pathology
HMB09
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Eukaryotic Virus-Host Interaction
HMB10
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Phage-Host Interactions
HMB11
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Fitness and Virulence Regulatory Mechanisms
HMB12
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Surface Structures of Commensal and Pathogenic Microbes
HMB13
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Genetic and Physiological Adaptation to the Host
HMB14
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Polymicrobial Pathogenicity and Symbiosis
HMB15