This volume presents a comprehensive overview of current research on the genus Yersinia, stemming from the 9th International Symposium on Yersinia. The book compiles selected reviews and research articles from over 250 Yersinia researchers worldwide, covering six key topic areas: genomics, structure and metabolism, regulatory mechanisms, pathogenesis and host interactions, molecular epidemiology and detection, and vaccine and antimicrobial therapy development. It aims to consolidate a wide range of current research in the Yersinia field, reflecting the discussions and findings presented at the 2006 symposium.

This collection of research articles and reviews from the 9th International Symposium on Yersinia offers a broad survey of the field as of 2006. The organization into six distinct topic areas suggests a structured approach to understanding the multifaceted nature of Yersinia research, from fundamental genomics to applied therapeutic development. The inclusion of contributions from researchers across 18 countries indicates a global perspective on the subject matter. This volume serves as a valuable snapshot for specialists in microbiology and infectious diseases.