Viral commitment to infection depends on host metabolism

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Viral commitment to infection depends on host metabolism

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Biophysics@mander.xyzEnglish · 11 days ago

Energy-limited bacterial cells reduce phage adsorption, particularly for weakly binding viruses, revealing host physiology as a key factor in viral commitment to infection.

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