TWiV 1335: TldR, bacterial hot rods and nullifying norovirus

This Week in Virology by Vincent Racaniello

Jun 28, 202601:55:49Science & Medicine

TWiV explains research showing how temperate phages enhance bacterial host fitness via RNA-guided flagellar remodelling, and that IgA antibody is necessary and sufficient to prevent norovirus infection in mice. Hosts: Vi...

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