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<b>Coumarins disrupt cell-cell communication for control of pathogenesis and virulence in ESKAPEEs and fungal opportunists</b>

2025-04-10

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Intricate communication networks and sensing systems underpin the complexity of microbe-host interactions, enabling spatiotemporal control of optimised microbe-host consortia in a diverse range of ecosystems. A central component of these complex interactomes has been the signalling events that enable recognition of host and microbe, whether that niche be clinical or environmental, human or plant. Coumarins have em...

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bda42387-403e-5dd1-a466-85d77d2f9aa8
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10.1101/2025.04.09.647955
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