Methods for Monitoring Mitochondrial Functions During Pathogen Infection

1. Mitochondrial Labeling with Fluorescent Proteins for Enhanced Morphological Characterization and Visualization of Intercellular Mitochondrial Transfer<br>Toshio Miki<br>2. Visualizing mitochondrial electron transport chain complexes and super-complexes during infection of human macrophages with Legionella pneumophila<br>Pedro Escoll<br>3. Quantitative assessment of mitochondrial membrane potential in macrophages in sepsis<br>Guochang Hu<br>4. Quantification of mitochondrial reactive oxygen species in macrophages during sepsis<br>Guochang Hu<br>5. Quantification of intracellular and mitochondrial ATP content in macrophages during lipopolysaccharide-induced inflammatory response<br>Guochang Hu<br>6. Analysis of cytosolic mtDNA release during Staphylococcus Aureus infection<br>Saverio Marchi<br>7. Monitoring mitochondria dynamics upon infection using a tomographic approach<br>Gianluca Morroni<br>8. A screening system to determine bacterial effects on MADCAM1 expression by high endothelial venule cells<br>Oliver Kepp<br>9. Isolation of mitochondria from Mycobacteria infected cells<br>Krishnaveni Mohareer<br>10. Monitoring mitochondrial localization of Mycobacterial proteins<br>Krishnaveni Mohareer<br>11. Bacterial predators and BALOs: growth protocol and relation with mithochondria<br>Valerio Iebba<br>12. Assessment of adhering and invading properties of Escherichia coli strains<br>Valerio Iebba<br>13. Bioinformatic techniques to study intracellular bacteria<br>Valerio Iebba