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Immune-like glycan-sensing and horizontally-acquired glycan-processing orchestrate host control in a microbial endosymbiosis

2024-09-15

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Endosymbiosis was a key factor in the evolution of eukaryotic cellular complexity. Yet the mechanisms that allow host regulation of intracellular symbionts, a pre-requisite for stable endosymbiosis and subsequent organelle evolution, are largely unknown. Here, we describe an immune-like glycan-sensing/processing network, partly assembled through horizontal gene-transfers (HGTs), that enables Paramecium bursaria t...

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10.1101/2024.09.14.613017
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