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High definition DIC imaging uncovers transient stages of pathogen infection cycles on the surface of human adult stem cell-derived intestinal epithelium

2021-08-24

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Interactions between individual pathogenic microbes and host tissues involve fast and dynamic processes that ultimately impact the outcome of infection. Using live-cell microscopy, these dynamics can be visualized to study e.g. microbe motility, binding and invasion of host cells, and intra-host-cell survival. Such methodology typically employs confocal imaging of fluorescent tags in tumor-derived cell line infect...

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42dbef15-1db7-50c9-bc08-1f7a36db6f0f
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10.1101/2021.08.24.457471
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