Many pathogens pass through a life-cycle phase, during which they persist or multiply inside
host cells. This intracellular lifestyle necessitates the evolution of machineries and …

The exit of intracellular pathogens from host cells is an important step in the infectious cycle,
but is poorly understood. It has recently emerged that microbial exit is a process that can be …

Host cell exit is a critical step in the life-cycle of intracellular pathogens, intimately linked to
barrier penetration, tissue dissemination, inflammation, and pathogen transmission. Like cell …

SUMMARY A wide spectrum of pathogenic bacteria and protozoa has adapted to an
intracellular life-style, which presents several advantages, including accessibility to host cell …

Many infectious microbes spend all or some of their time within a host in an intracellular
niche. Consequently, to maintain survival as a species these pathogens have evolved …

A recent gathering of researchers at the EMBO conference" At the joint edge of Cellular
Microbiology and Cell Biology" was aimed at melding ideas from both scientific fields to …

Among them, damaging surrounding membranes to translocate from the lumen of
membrane-bound compartments to the cytosol has emerged as an essential and …

Intracellular pathogens have evolved numerous strategies to manipulate their host cells to
survive and replicate in a hostile environment. They often exploit membrane trafficking …

In the last several years, there has been a tremendous progress in the understanding of host–
pathogen interactions and the mechanisms by which bacterial pathogens modulate …

Bacterial pathogens are renowned cell biologists that subvert detrimental host responses by
manipulating eukaryotic protein function. A select group of pathogens use a specialized type …