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A <i>Chryseobacterium massiliae</i> pore-forming MACPF domain protein mediates intra and interspecies competition against <i>Bacteroides</i>

2025-10-02

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Microbiota play crucial roles in host health, including protection against pathogens through competitive interactions between commensal and pathogenic bacteria that are mediated by direct contact or secreted factors. We previously demonstrated that Chryseobacterium massiliae , a zebrafish commensal, protects larvae against infection by Flavobacterium covae (formerly F. columnare ). Here, we i...

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4d622088-34ec-5f5a-851c-ad6eae5534ee
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10.1101/2025.10.02.679979
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