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The Wolbachia WalE1 effector alters Drosophila endocytosis

28 Mar 2024

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The most common intracellular bacterial infection is Wolbachia pipientis, a microbe that manipulates host reproduction and is used in control of insect vectors. Phenotypes induced by Wolbachia have been studied for decades and range from sperm-egg incompatibility to male killing. How Wolbachia alters host biology is less well understood. Previously, we characterized the first Wolbachia effector-WalE1, which...

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PMID: 38547310
DOI: 10.1371/journal.ppat.1011245

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