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Machine-learning-based motion tracking revealed the inverse correlation between adhesivity and surface motility of the leptospirosis spirochete

2023-06-15

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Bacterial motility is generally a critical virulence factor for pathogenic species, and thus studies on bacterial motility are significant given that they elucidate the mechanisms of infection and disease. Although fluorescent labeling has been the mainstream approach to detecting individual bacteria in a population or in host tissues, it contains problems related to protein expression stability and interference w...

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4e695552-d3f0-5a82-9fdf-95f2ab97a088
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10.1101/2023.06.15.545171
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