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Scientists are learning more about how an intriguing type of virus protects itself. Revealing its strategies could boost the fight against antibiotic resistance.

these TLRs monitor the lumen of lysosomes and endosomes for the presence of cytotoxic DNA, e.g., bacterial and viral DNA. The second category accounts for the cytosolic DNA sensors that detect ...

Jumbo phages use a protein shield to protect their DNA from bacterial attacks. A special handshake controls which molecules enter.

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Scientists are learning more about how an intriguing type of virus protects itself. Revealing its strategies could boost the fight against antibiotic resistance.