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P. Speder

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An original model of brain infection identifies the hijacking of host lipoprotein import as a bacterial strategy for blood-brain barrier crossing.

B. Benmimoun, F. Papastefanaki, B. Perichon, K. Segklia, N. Roby, V. Miriagou, C. Schmitt, R. Matsas, S. Dramsi, P. Speder

The paper identifies lipoprotein import hijacking as a bacterial strategy for crossing the blood-brain barrier using a Drosophila model and validates it in a murine system.

bioRxiv · Feb 28, 2020 · PreprintMicrobiology