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Large-scale phenotyping and comparative genomics reveal genetic features of Listeria persistence in epithelial cells.

PLoS pathogens - 1 Apr 2026

Lotoux Aurélie, Bertrand Matthieu, Douarre Pierre-Emmanuel, Kortebi Mounia, Riveiro Hélène, Palma Federica, Lakisic Goran, Fox Edward M, Guillier Laurent, Oevermann Anna, Roussel Sophie, Bierne Hélène, Pagliuso Alessandro, Milohanic Eliane

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During infection in epithelial cells, after invading the cytosol, multiplying, and spreading, Listeria monocytogenes (Lm) ceases to produce ActA and becomes trapped in Listeria-containing vacuoles (LisCVs). These persistence acidic vacuoles harbor bacterial subpopulations that resist to stress in a metabolically dormant state. Although LisCVs have been proposed as a hallmark of Lm persistence in epithelial cells,...

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PMID: 41984808
DOI: 10.1371/journal.ppat.1013323
PMCID: PMC13082608

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