H.J. Wu et al., “Gut-residing segmented filamentous bacteria drive autoimmune arthritis via T helper 17 cells,” Immunity, 32:815-27, 2010. Free F1000 Evaluation The trillions of microbes that reside ...
Yakult Central Institute researchers collaborating with colleagues in Japan, the US and Germany, demonstrated, in laboratory studies, how segmented filamentous bacteria, which are found in the ...
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When bacteria are buckling: Study supports propulsion based on adhesion forces rather than slime extrusionIn this form, the filamentous bacteria can move around. The principles of this locomotion have now been investigated by a research team led by Stefan Karpitschka, group leader at the MPI-DS and ...
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