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Bacteria belonging to the genus Cronobacter have been recognized as causative agents of life‐threatening systemic infections primarily in premature and low‐birthweight neonates. Validation of putative bacterial virulence components as well as host factors potentially involved in the response to infection has been hampered in the past by the availability of suitable neonatal animal models. In the current...
Members of the genus Cronobacter are responsible for cases of meningitis and bacteremia with high fatality rates in neonates. Macrophage uptake of invading microbes is an innate process, and it has been proposed that macrophage infectivity potentiator (Mip) like proteins enhance the ability of pathogens to survive within macrophages. Cronobacter harbor the mip-like gene fkpA, but its role in intracellular...
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