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The TWiM folk explore disruption of a Burkholderia intracellular niche by a cell death program, and an increase in Brucella infectiousness after intracellular passage.
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- Disrupting intracellular niche (mBio)
- Intracellular passage increases infectiousness (Infect Immun)
- Type IV secretion systems (Front Micro)
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