Molecular Biology and Physiology
The Molecular Biology and Physiology (MBP) track covers a broad spectrum of microbiological phenomena. For scientists in the MBP track, the goal is to understand the basic mechanisms of microbial life at the molecular, cellular and multi-cellular level.- MBP01-Gene Expression, Regulation and Signaling.
- MBP02-Stress Responses and Defenses.
- MBP03-Microbial Growth, Morphogenesis and Development.
- MBP04-Molecular and Genome Biology of Microbes.
- MBP05-Metabolism Enzyme Mechanics and Physiology.
- MBP06-Biofilms, Symbiosis and Interbacterial Competition.
- MBP07-Assembly and Function of Bacterial Surfaces and Structures.
- MBP08-Fundamental Phage Biology, Phage Defense and Mobile Genetic Elements.
MBP Sessions Accepting Abstracts
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- Bacterial Stress Response to Environmental Stimuli.
- Extending the Central Dogma—Novel Insights into Post-transcriptional and Post-translational Regulation in Bacteria.
- Energizing Microbial Life.
- Mechanisms of Metal Acquisition and Utilization in Bacteria.
- Who Runs the World? Phage!
- Build or Break: Regulated Assembly of Bacterial Cell Envelope.
- Acting as a Unit: Regulation of Microbial Collective Behaviors from Molecules to Populations.
- Recent Advances From the Next Generation of Scientists.
- I’ve Got a Friend in Me: Microbial Symbioses.
- Novel Aspects of Protein Secretion in Bacteria.
- Genomics and High Throughput Discovery of Novel Gene Functions.