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Effect of Substrate Stiffness on Human Intestinal Enteroids Infectivity by Enteroaggregative Escherichia coli

2021-06-15

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Human intestinal enteroids (HIE) models have contributed significantly to our understanding of diarrheal diseases and other intestinal infections, but their routine culture conditions fail to mimic the mechanical environment of the native intestinal wall. Because the mechanical characteristics of the intestine significantly alter how pathogens interact with the intestinal epithelium, we used different concentratio...

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02add838-4ac3-5175-96d9-f0e63472b2d5
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10.1101/2021.06.15.448533
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