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Mbio|April 8, 2025
Larval zebrafish burn wound infection model reveals conserved innate immune responses against diverse pathogenic fungiNayanna M Mercado Soto, Adam Horn, Nancy P Keller, et al.
Mbio|March 14, 2025
Cell envelope polysaccharide modifications alter the surface properties and interactions of Mycobacterium abscessus with innate immune cells in a morphotype-dependent mannerElena Lian, Juan M Belardinelli, Kavita De, et al.
Mbio|March 19, 2025
Bordetella adenylate cyclase toxin elicits chromatin remodeling and transcriptional reprogramming that blocks differentiation of monocytes into macrophagesJawid Nazir Ahmad, Martin Modrak, Marketa Fajfrova, et al.
Mbio|March 18, 2025
The human microbiome-derived antimicrobial lugdunin self-regulates its biosynthesis by a feed-forward mechanismLeonie Reetz, Lukas Schulze, Thales Kronenberger, et al.
Mbio|March 17, 2025
Piscirickettsia salmonis pathogenicity: using the damage-response framework to look beyond smoke and mirrorsFelipe C Cabello, Ana Millanao, Henry P Godfrey
Mbio|April 24, 2025
PASTA kinase signaling regulates peptidoglycan synthesis in Enterococcus faecalis by direct inhibition of UDP-N-acetylglucosamine 1-carboxyvinyl transferase activityCarly A Mascari, Dušanka Djorić, Christopher J Kristich
Mbio|April 17, 2025
Characterization of proteins present in the biofilm matrix and outer membrane vesicles of Histophilus somni during iron-sufficient and iron-restricted growth: identification of potential protective antigens through in silico analysesYue-Jia Lee, Mohd Abdullah, Yung-Fu Chang, et al.
Mbio|April 17, 2025
Distinct strategies of diguanylate cyclase domain proteins on inhibition of virulence and interbacterial competition by agrobacteriaXuan Lai, Manda Yu, Chiu-Ping Cheng, et al.
Mbio|April 17, 2025
A mutualistic model bacterium is lethal to non-symbiotic hosts via the type VI secretion systemKeegan E Gaddy, Alecia N Septer, Karen Mruk, et al.
Mbio|April 17, 2025
Fructose activates a stress response shared by methylglyoxal and hydrogen peroxide in Streptococcus mutansAlejandro R Walker, Danniel N Pham, Payam Noeparvar, et al.
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