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INTRODUCTION<br />
Table 5 Examples of pathog<strong>en</strong>s in which a role in the virul<strong>en</strong>ce has be<strong>en</strong> <strong>de</strong>monstrated for<br />
SOD and cata<strong><strong>la</strong>s</strong>e activities<br />
Pathog<strong>en</strong> Virul<strong>en</strong>ce factor Refer<strong>en</strong>ce<br />
Listeria monocytog<strong>en</strong>es FeSOD Welch et al., 1979<br />
Shigel<strong>la</strong> flexneri FeSOD Franzon et al., 1990<br />
Pseudomonas syringae Cata<strong><strong>la</strong>s</strong>es (not<br />
<strong>de</strong>termined)<br />
Klotz and Hutcheson, 1992<br />
Caulobacter cresc<strong>en</strong>tus CuZnSOD Schnell and Steinman, 1995<br />
Aeromonas salmonicida FeSOD Barnes et al., 1996<br />
Pseudomonas aeruginosa MnSOD Po<strong>la</strong>ck et al., 1996<br />
Legionel<strong>la</strong> pneumophi<strong>la</strong> CuZnSOD St. John and Steinman,<br />
1996<br />
Aeromonas<br />
subsp. salmonicida<br />
salmonicida<br />
MnSOD and FeCata<strong><strong>la</strong>s</strong>e<br />
Barnes et al., 1999b<br />
Mycobacterium tuberculosis Cata<strong><strong>la</strong>s</strong>e-Peroxidase Manca et al., 1999<br />
Streptococcus pneumoniae MnSOD Yesilkaya et al., 2000<br />
Vibrio harveyi<br />
Monofunctional<br />
Vattanaviboon<br />
and<br />
cata<strong><strong>la</strong>s</strong>e<br />
Mongkolsuk, 2001<br />
Salmonel<strong>la</strong> <strong>en</strong>terica CuZnSOD Uzzau et al., 2002<br />
Vibrio shiloi SOD (not <strong>de</strong>termined) Banin et al., 2003<br />
3.4. SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE AND CATALASE ACTIVITIES IN<br />
Photobacterium damse<strong>la</strong>e subsp. piscicida<br />
Processes involved in the invasion and survival of P. damse<strong>la</strong>e subsp. piscicida<br />
insi<strong>de</strong> the host are still unknown and while authors have reported the pres<strong>en</strong>ce of intact<br />
bacteria insi<strong>de</strong> fish cells, suggesting the ability of the bacterium to survive as an<br />
intracellu<strong>la</strong>r pathog<strong>en</strong> (Noya et al., 1995a; López-Dóriga et al., 2000), others have<br />
observed that this pathog<strong>en</strong> is highly susceptible to oxidative radicals g<strong>en</strong>erated during<br />
the macrophage respiratory burst (Skarmeta et al., 1995; Barnes et al., 1999a). Due to the<br />
protective role attributed to SOD and cata<strong><strong>la</strong>s</strong>e activities in a variety of bacterial<br />
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