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• A replication clock for Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

  Few tools exist to assess replication of chronic pathogens during infection. This has been a considerable barrier to understanding latent tuberculosis…

  Authors: Wendy P Gill, Nada S Harik, Molly R Whiddon, Reiling P Liao, John E Mittler, David R Sherman

  Source: Nature medicine. 2009 Feb

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• igr Genes and Mycobacterium tuberculosis cholesterol metabolism.

  Recently, cholesterol was identified as a physiologically important nutrient for Mycobacterium tuberculosis survival in chronically infected mice. How…

  Authors: Jennifer C Chang, Maurine D Miner, Amit K Pandey, Wendy P Gill, Nada S Harik, Christopher M Sassetti, David R Sherman

  Source: Journal of bacteriology. 2009 Aug

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• Management of acute hematogenous osteomyelitis in children.

  In children, osteomyelitis is primarily hematogenous in origin and acute in nature. The principal cause of osteomyelitis in children is Staphylococcus…

  Authors: Nada S Harik, Mark S Smeltzer

  Source: Expert review of anti-infective therapy. 2010 Feb

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• Identification of Mycobacterial genes that alter growth and pathology in macrophages and in mice.

  Mycobacterium tuberculosis lives intracellularly, and many facets of its interactions with host cells are not well understood. We screened an M. tuber…

  Authors: Jennifer C Chang, Nada S Harik, Reiling P Liao, David R Sherman

  Source: The Journal of infectious diseases. 2007 Sep 1

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