Titlebook: Haemophilus, Actinobacillus, and Pasteurella; W. Donachie,F. A. Lainson,J. C. Hodgson Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1

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s of disease research involving the HAP group of organisms. HAP 94 was attended by 160 delegates from around the world and included many of the foremost researchers studying HAP organisms. The conference was structured around 16 talks from invited speakers who covered key areas of HAP research including taxon978-1-4899-0980-0978-1-4899-0978-7

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Adhesin-Receptor Interactions by , and Other Bacteria from the HAP Groupmeningi (Moxon, 1992). Each step in these processes requires specific interactions between bacteria and host cells. Regulation of the synthesis of the bacterial adhesins allows the bacteria to bind to receptors available, thereby directing the bacteria to the next target tissue.

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Commercial Development of , and , VaccinesNevertheless, Pasteur realised the implications of these results and went on to apply this approach to other diseases, notably anthrax and rabies. Soon afterwards, it was shown that inactivated vaccines could also induce protective immunity. On the face of it, we have made very little progress in va