New York University School of Law has committed itself to legal education for a global economy, and the International Tax Program (ITP) is an important component of that commitment. Working side by side with colleagues from the United States and other countries, students in the ITP will study international taxation in from a global perspective.
Bacteroides fragilis is one of the most common causes of anaerobic infective endocarditis, although overall quite rare. It is usually associated with large valvular vegetations and peripheral embolization (38). Thrombophlebitis and congestive heart failure are common complications as well (73).
Xanthomonas campestris is an aerobic, Gram-negative rod known to cause the black rot in crucifers by darkening the vascular tissues. Host associated, over 20 different pathovars of X. campestris have been identified by their distinctive pathogenicity on a wide range of plants including crops and wild plants.