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Exploiting virulence determinants for precision management of melioidosis: A multi-omics roadmap from pathogenesis to point-of-care : A perspective review
Melioidosis, caused by Burkholderia pseudomallei, remains challenging to diagnose promptly, partly due to limited use of virulence factors as diagnostic targets. Most existing biomarkers fail to capture the dynamic expression of bacterial virulence factors during active infection. In vivo‑upr
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