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Molecular Pathogens, 2012, Vol. 3

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Molecular Pathogens (ISSN 1925-1998) is an open access, peer reviewed

online journal published by the BioPublisher, an independent publishing

platform in life science, British Columbia, Canada.

Molecular Pathogens publishes outstanding original articles involving in the research of all kinds of pathogens

including viruses, prions, parasites, fungi and bacteria. Topics include (but are not limited to ) pathogen-host

interactions as well as isolation and identification of emerging pathogens, genetics and evolution, genomics and

gene regulation, proteomics and signal transduction, glycomics and signal recognization, virulence factors and

vaccine design.

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third party for their unlimited use, reproduction or dissemination under the terms of Creative Commons

Attribution License (CCAL). The primary criterion for publication is creative insights that are not only of broad

interest to microbiologist, geneticist, and molecular biologists, but are also attractive for teachers or students or

researchers engaged in biology, as well as for the public interested in pathogens.

BioPublisher, operated by Sophia Publishing Group (SPG), is an international

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of life science. Sophia Publishing Group (SPG), founded in British Columbia

of Canada, is a multilingual publisher.

All the papers published in Molecular Pathogens are Open Access, and permits

unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the

original work is properly cited.

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