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Quantification of differential toxin expressions and their relation to distinct lifespans of bacterial subpopulations associated with diverse host immune mechanisms

2022-10-11

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An assortment of robust intracellular defence mechanisms are critical for restricting proliferation of pathogens and maintaining sanctity of the cytosol. Defect in these mechanisms could be exploited by the pathogens for creation of a safe sanctuary which can act as a transient reservoir for periodic dissemination into the host. While residing inside the host cell, pore forming toxins secreted by the pathogens com...

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Literature Corpus work: 870538b9-158c-5eea-85ea-29113d9cb84c
DOI: 10.1101/2022.10.11.511682

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