Bacteriophages Induce Broad Protein Modifications in Infected Bacteria
New research shows that phages trigger extensive post-translational modifications across host cell proteins. This discovery unveils a previously unknown layer of viral manipulation during infection.
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The study highlights a sophisticated viral strategy where bacteriophages chemically alter a vast array of host proteins after infection. These post-translational modifications act as a broad regulatory switch
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