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Decoding the host–pathogen proteomic dialogue using surface labeling tools
Understanding molecular interactions at the host–pathogen interface is essential to decipher infection mechanisms and develop new therapies. Bacterial surface proteins and host‐derived bacterial binding proteins (HBBPs) govern colonization, adhesion, and immune modulation, but are difficult to study
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