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Moreover, some experts say, there is no need for bizarre new creations because natural pathogens have evolved for millions of years and are dangerous enough.

Many pathogens have evolved to elude immunity and this has limited the utility of current therapies.

Most pathogens have evolved variants that are able to express non-uniform surface structures.

Moreover, pathogens have evolved effective approaches to counteract the biocidal action of antibacterial molecules and developed multidrug-resistant strains.

Many pathogens have evolved ways to "blind" the immune system, thus allowing them to go undetected and propagate freely.

In transition from extracellular environment to their mammalian host, bacterial pathogens have evolved complex adaptation mechanisms to promote their survival and multiplication.

Growth of a microorganism in a host is essential for infection, and bacterial pathogens have evolved to utilize specific metabolites to enhance replication in vivo.

Moreover, many bacterial pathogens have evolved cell cell communication (quorum-sensing) mechanisms to mount population-density-dependent attacks to overwhelm the host's defense responses.

To establish and maintain a successful infection, microbial pathogens have evolved various strategies to infect the host in the face of a functional immune system.

Therefore, bacterial pathogens have evolved the capacities to directly hijack host phosphorylation or ubiquitination machineries in order to promote their survival in the host (Galan and Wolf-Watz, 2006).

Pathogens have evolved diverse strategies to induce host cell apoptosis, which aids in their dissemination within the host (Navarre and Zychlinsky 2000; Santos et al. 2001; Shibayama et al. 2001).