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Petya Berger

Münster / DE

University of Münster

Speaker

Tu, 04/06/2024
Poster Presentation
P-HPIZ-012
rpoS deletion profoundly alters the carbon source utilization and fitness of E. coli O104:H4
Host-pathogen interactions and clinics of zoonotic Infections

Further involvements

Mo, 03/06/2024
11:30 – 11:45 12 Min. 3 Min.
Oral Presentation
OP-HPIZ-003
Establishing a human in vitro 3D gut-on-a-chip model to study enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli infection
Host-pathogen interactions and clinics of zoonotic Infections
Tu, 04/06/2024
Poster Presentation
P-PMD-004
A coordinated SOS-response is inducing the auto-lysis of E. coli K-12 MG1655 by ΦO104
Phages and microbial defense systems
Tu, 04/06/2024
Poster Presentation
P-HPIZ-004
Investigating the link between the Stx2 phage carriage dependent SOS response and the metabolism of Escherichia coli
Host-pathogen interactions and clinics of zoonotic Infections
Tu, 04/06/2024
Poster Presentation
P-HPIZ-012
rpoS deletion profoundly alters the carbon source utilization and fitness of E. coli O104:H4
Host-pathogen interactions and clinics of zoonotic Infections