Virginie Stévenin
@virginiestevenin.bsky.social
Biologist fascinated by Cell Infection Dynamics and Microscopy.
Postdoc at Neefjes lab, Leiden, the Netherlands
Mom & Art lover.
Website: https://sites.google.com/view/virginie-stevenin/accueil
Postdoc at Neefjes lab, Leiden, the Netherlands
Mom & Art lover.
Website: https://sites.google.com/view/virginie-stevenin/accueil
Via microscopy (👇), we observed that high-transforming strains (in the middle) replicated much faster than other strains in cells.
Blocking their invasion and replication stopped the host transformation process.
How does bacterial replication drive this transformation? (7/9)
Blocking their invasion and replication stopped the host transformation process.
How does bacterial replication drive this transformation? (7/9)
November 17, 2024 at 1:46 PM
Via microscopy (👇), we observed that high-transforming strains (in the middle) replicated much faster than other strains in cells.
Blocking their invasion and replication stopped the host transformation process.
How does bacterial replication drive this transformation? (7/9)
Blocking their invasion and replication stopped the host transformation process.
How does bacterial replication drive this transformation? (7/9)