Microbial Stress Survival

1. Two-component systems of pathogens (Mycobacterium tuberculosis/ Streptococcus pneumoniae/ Salmonella enterica / Helicobacter Pylori etc.) in stress sensing and adaptations<br>2. Role of lipoproteins in the pathogenesis of Mycobacterium tuberculosis<br>3. PhoPR two-component system mycobacterial virulence<br>4. SenX3–regX3 two-component regulatory System proteins in the pathogenesis of Mycobacterium tuberculosis<br>5. Mycobacterial membrane vesicles in host-pathogen interactions and pathogenesis<br>6. Different growth regulation strategies of microbes for survival and reactivation during stress<br>7. Microbial secretion system and quorum sensing<br>8. Bacteria and biofilms as natural inhabitants of our body and biofilms in chronic infections<br>9. Molecular level drug tolerance and resistant strategies in a diverse group of pathogenic microbes and the uses of different antimicrobial agents<br>10. Adaptation to various antimicrobial agent (resistance) stress in diverse pathogenic microbes<br>11. Adaptation mechanisms in the initiation factors involved in the translation process of thermophilic bacteria<br>12. Structural adaptations in the of valine--tRNA ligases of different halophiles<br>13. Molecular evolution steered adaptations in the phosphoglycerate and pyruvate kinase of piezophilic bacteria<br>14. Recent advances in the survival and adaptation strategies of microbes in extreme radiation<br>15. Cold dwelling microorganisms – A theory on psychrophilic adaptation<br>16. Structural adaptations in the CRISPR-Cas of different thermophiles