1  and the control of energy metabolism during Legionella infection.

2 ants isolated from activated BMphi following Legionella infection.

3 ebas are thought to serve as a reservoir for Legionella infections.

4       Activation of caspase-1 in response to Legionella infection also required host Ipaf, but not TL

5  infections and aspiration pneumonia but not Legionella infection among HIV-negative patients and wit

6 signals and regulatory pathways required for Legionella infection and intracellular replication are p

7 okine, IL-4, was increased within hours of a Legionella infection and was further increased by THC tr

8 urine antigen testing for rapid diagnosis of legionella infection, and the need for improved surveill

9                                         Many Legionella infections are acquired through inhalation or

10                                              Legionella infections can be overlooked unless specializ

11 ety for Clinical Microbiology Study Group on Legionella Infections (ESGLI), were tested together with

12 ation was consistent with proven or probable Legionella infection in 84% of the cases.

13  partial resistance to the lethal effects of Legionella infection induced by hyperoxia, which was ass

14                   Emerging data suggest that Legionella infection involves the subversion of host pho

15        In December 2008, a large outbreak of Legionella infection occurred in term neonates in Cyprus

16 t translocation of substrate proteins during Legionella infection of host cells.

17 sing the standard European Working Group for Legionella Infections sequence-based typing protocol.

18 clinical features of 33 consecutive cases of Legionella infections that occurred at the University of