Nine chapters, taken from papers delivered at an international symposium in Nottingham in September 1985, consider the genetic basis of antigenic variation in Neisseia gonnorrehoeae, Borrelia, E coli, and Bordetella pertussis within a framework of reviews on antigenic variation in protozoa, bacteria and viruses.
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'A welcome summary, under one cover, of current attempts by molecular biologists, geneticists, immunologists and microbiologists to overcome some of the major remaining challenges in the field of infectious disease.'--BioEssays
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T. H. Birkbeck is at University of Glasgow. C. W. Penn is at University of Birmingham.
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