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Subverting colonization resistance: <i>Salmonella</i> pathogenesis at the interface of microbiota, metabolism and inflammasome
The intestinal tract is a key immune organ and microecological system, where colonization resistance (CR) mediated by gut microbiota prevents pathogen invasion. Salmonella disrupts CR via type VI and type III secretion systems (T6SS/T3SS), inducing dysbiosis, inflammasome-driven inflammation,
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