Vibrio bacteria research studies
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The T6SS on an ICE enables Bacteroides to maintain strain stability in a wild mammalian gut microbiome, with 20% of related species harboring this system.
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The T6SS on an ICE enables Bacteroides to maintain strain stability in a wild mammalian gut microbiome, with 20% of related species harboring this system.
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Negative feedback regulation of cyclic di-GMP levels via VpsR and CdgC optimizes V. cholerae's transition between motile and biofilm states.
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A compact type III-A Druantia system uses single-stranded DNA recognition and directional unwinding to effectively clear phage infections in bacteria.
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Relocation of BdlA to the cell pole activates DipA, triggering motility gene expression and enabling Pseudomonas aeruginosa biofilm dispersion.
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Sequential gene loss in Salmonella Typhimurium ST34 drives its clonal expansion, with 44,597 genomes revealing a stepwise pathoadaptation process.
Diverse accessory factors of the type VI secretion system (T6SS) in Gram-negative bacteria number over six functional categories, enhancing its adaptability and virulence.
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Four distinct phage resistance phenotypes, primarily involving wcaJ mutations, were identified in hypervirulent carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae, enabling evasion of phage infection.
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Cell-body curvature in Vibrio cholerae reduces stall frequency by 86%, boosting chemotaxis in mucus-like hydrogels and enhancing pathogenic movement.
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Bacillus cereus enterotoxins induce barrier dysfunction, inflammation, and apoptosis in intestinal epithelial cells, with Nhe+Hbl causing significant ion transport alterations and cell death.
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Burkholderia thailandensis switches from anti-bacterial T6SS-1 to anti-eukaryotic T6SS-5 during host cell invasion, with T6SS-1 activity causing host cell damage.
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A rapid NADH-coupled CheA ATPase assay identified key chemoeffectors and receptor specificities in Pseudomonas parafulva with 4 attractants and receptor binding insights.
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