http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/bin/view/Cell_Biology The Cell_Biology web of TWiki. TWiki is a Web-Based Collaboration Platform for the Enterprise. en-us Copyright 2013 by contributing authors TWiki Administrator [info@chlamydiae.com] The contributing authors of TWiki TWiki http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/bin/view/Cell_Biology http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/pub/TWiki/TWikiLogos/chlamhoechst175x50.gif http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/bin/view/Cell_Biology/PersistClinsig Persistent Infection Clinical significance. It seems likely that all chlamydial species are capable of causing persistent infection. Cases of Chlamydophila pneumoniae ... (last changed by MeWard) 2011-04-14T15:51:07Z MeWard http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/bin/view/Cell_Biology/PersistenceAnimals Evidence for persistent and cryptic chlamydial infection in the whole animal. Evidence derives from both experimental and natural chlamydial infections in animals ... (last changed by MeWard) 2011-04-01T14:57:22Z MeWard http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/bin/view/Cell_Biology/WebPreferences nop Cell Biology Web Preferences The following settings are web preferences of the Cell Biology web. These preferences overwrite the site level preferences ... (last changed by SanderO) 2011-03-19T15:30:17Z SanderO http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/bin/view/Cell_Biology/IncompleteDevelopment Incomplete development and persistence. In productive chlamydial infection, a cell infected by a chlamydial elementary body (EB), produces lots more infectious EBs ... (last changed by MeWard) 2011-03-08T23:48:35Z MeWard http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/bin/view/Cell_Biology/BiolReviewRockey Chlamydial cell biology in pictures Presentation by Dan Rockey (Oregon State University) The following is adapted from a review of chlamydial cell biology, presented ... (last changed by MeWard) 2011-03-08T23:35:23Z MeWard http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/bin/view/Cell_Biology/PersistenceAndIfng Interferon and chlamydial persistence. The are a family of related antiviral proteins, produced by mammalian cells in response to infection (including chlamydial infection ... (last changed by MeWard) 2011-03-08T17:34:03Z MeWard http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/bin/view/Cell_Biology/ChlamydialApoptosis Chlamydial Cell biology Chlamydial induction and prevention of host cell apoptosis. is the programmed self destruction of host cells. Paradoxically, chlamydial infection ... (last changed by MeWard) 2011-03-08T17:05:30Z MeWard http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/bin/view/Cell_Biology/GeneXpression1 Chlamydial cell biology Control of chlamydial gene expression Presentation by Peter Timms and Sarah Mathews (QUT, Brisbane) The following is adapted from a review ... (last changed by MeWard) 2011-03-08T16:28:36Z MeWard http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/bin/view/Cell_Biology/ChlamydialVirulence Chlamydial Cell biology Virulence of strains of C. trachomatis. Virulence means the capacity to survive in the host and to cause disease. The most obvious virulence ... (last changed by MeWard) 2011-03-08T14:09:58Z MeWard http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/bin/view/Cell_Biology/BiologyIntro The biology of chlamydiae Introduction For a long time the chlamydiae were thought to be viruses. It took the electron microscope studies of the early 1960s before ... (last changed by MeWard) 2011-03-06T23:53:42Z MeWard http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/bin/view/Cell_Biology/GrowthRegulation Chlamydial Cell biology. Regulation of the chlamydial developmental cycle. Fig 1. The productive growth cycle of Chlamydia trachomatis under ideal nutritional ... (last changed by MeWard) 2010-08-31T00:14:58Z MeWard http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/bin/view/Cell_Biology/ChlamydialEntry Chlamydial Cell Biology Chlamydial entry into host cells. Typically, chlamydiae are observed attached to the host cell near the base of microvilli (Chlamydial Attachment ... (last changed by MeWard) 2010-08-30T23:19:23Z MeWard http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/bin/view/Cell_Biology/MembraneTraffic Chlamydial Cell biology. Membrane trafficking in the chlamydial infected cell. Vesicles containing endocytosed elementary bodies are delivered some two hours after ... (last changed by MeWard) 2010-08-30T22:32:30Z MeWard http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/bin/view/Cell_Biology/IncGandMapk Chlamydial Cell biology IncG and cell signalling pathways Role of 14 3 3 , Raf 1 MAPK Introduction Chlamydiae have to interact with the host cell across the surrounding ... (last changed by MeWard) 2010-08-30T22:32:30Z MeWard http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/bin/view/Cell_Biology/DisulphideIsomerase Chlamydial Cell biology Attachment entry of C. trachomatis serovar E Possible involvement of protein disulphide isomerase The cell biology work of Priscilla ... (last changed by MeWard) 2010-08-30T01:04:03Z MeWard http://chlamydiae.com/twiki/bin/view/Cell_Biology/ChlamydialAttachment Chlamydial cell biology Attachment. Introduction Chlamydial infection is initiated by the attachment of the chlamydial Elementary Body to the host cell. At temperatures ... (last changed by MeWard) 2010-08-30T00:53:50Z MeWard